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Trauma, triggers, and healing one year after Charlie Kirk's assassination on UVU campus

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Trauma, triggers, and healing one year after Charlie Kirk's assassination on UVU campus
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Licensed therapist and CEO of Tangible Therapy Brady Clegg helped shape a coalition offering free counseling services to those struggling with the event. “Everybody’s journey looks different when it comes to traumatic events,” Clegg said. He said a traumatic event can disrupt a person’s sense of safety, even if they did not witness the shooting firsthand.