Episode 7: Who Holds the Holder? The Listening Deficit in Nursing, Medicine, Therapy and Caregiving

You spend all day holding everyone else's stories, so when was the last time someone held yours?

Nurses, physicians, therapists, bodyworkers, teachers and clergy spend their days listening. So who listens to them? Licensed massage therapist Jessica Ferrer explores the listening deficit in the helping professions, how unspoken weight shows up in the body, five viewpoints on caregiver support, and why being heard is different from being fixed.

Digital Creation by Four Wings Wellness Consulting LLC

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Ep. 7: Who Holds the Holder? The Listening Deficit in Nursing, Medicine, Therapy and Caregiving
Jessica N. Ferrer
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