When the Snow-Globe Shatters: A Counselor’s Journey through Personal Tragedy

Kevin Boyd Hull

When the Snow-Globe Shatters: A Counselor’s Journey through Personal Tragedy

Kevin Boyd Hull

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

Many clinicians are comfortable and familiar with suffering – the suffering of others, that is. But what happens to us when our personal world is rocked by tragedy? Fulfilling the duty to which we are called is not an easy task when we are hit by the loss of a relationship, financial devastation, or a terminal illness that befalls us or a loved one.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
State	Published - Oct 9 2018
Externally published	Yes

Publication series

Name	Faculty Publications and Presentations

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