Witnessing trauma leaves a long echo that rarely gets named — this final post in the series explains why witnesses deserve real healing, not a diluted version of it.
Witnessing trauma is real trauma, not a lesser version of it — this post opens a new series on what happens the moment you see harm unfold and can’t unsee it.
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