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Reframing Resilience with Dr. Poppy Gibson
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We continue reframing resilience with Dr. Poppy Gibson, a lecturer in education whose key interests involve children’s psychological development and mental health, and wellbeing in education. Nat had actually previously met Poppy when writing for a journal that she edits, and after doing some digging found out some really significant similarities! We talk about how both Nat and Poppy almost died, and Poppy’s children’s book about how to talk about death with kids. All kinds of trauma are navigated here, but somehow we ended up laughing a lot — and briefly crying!
Links:
When They Died by Poppy Gibson & Alfred Russo
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Chapters
1. This week's episode (00:00:00)
2. Surviving sepsis (00:02:09)
3. Being different (00:09:03)
4. Revisiting grief (00:13:02)
5. Poppy's book (00:18:29)
6. Teaching resilience (00:24:27)
7. Inspiring reads (00:30:20)
8. Balancing acceptance and striving (00:35:22)
9. Something surprising (00:37:54)
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