Reporting from the Frontlines: Coping with Guilt, Grief and Danger in Journalism скачать в хорошем качестве

Reporting from the Frontlines: Coping with Guilt, Grief and Danger in Journalism

Dr Naomi Murphy and David Jones sit down with Crispin Thorold, a seasoned British-Canadian international communications specialist and former BBC foreign correspondent. Hear first hand the realities of reporting from over 40 countries and six war zones, as Crispin shares experiences covering major conflicts and crisis regions, including Northern Ireland, Afghanistan, and the Middle East. Gain unique insights into the psychological toll of frontline journalism, the importance of trauma awareness, and how news consumption in the digital age can impact our mental health. Whether you’re interested in international journalism, trauma recovery, or the future of news, this episode offers powerful stories and expert advice. Crispin discusses strategies for mental resilience, his journey from journalist to therapist, and tips on critically engaging with today’s fast-paced, often overwhelming media landscape. Perfect for fans of war reporting, mental health advocacy, and anyone seeking a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges faced by those who bring us the world’s most urgent stories. Please subscribe to our channel. Find out more about Naomi and the services she offers here: https://octopuspsychology.com/ Read our conversations on our Substack channel here: https://lockedupliving.substack.com/p...