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Trauma Reporting & Recovery
When we think of journalists afflicted with PTSD, our minds often turn to the men and women working in war zones. But you don’t have to be a war correspondent to suffer from post-traumatic stress. For local journalists, creating content amid traumatic events means exposure to much more low level trauma can build and over time lead to occupational PTSD.
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