Tragedy, Shame & Community Healing with George Boutros and Judy Saba
About this episode
The episode discusses the themes of tragedy, shame, and the importance of community healing with insights from Judy Saba and George Boutros.
Judy Saba: Judy Saba is a cross-cultural psychologist with an extensive career working with the New South Wales Police and currently operates within a charity focused on domestic violence. Her career was kick-started over 30 years ago as one of the co-founders of the Maronite Counseling Services, where she played a pivotal role in community mental health support and understanding cultural nuances in psychological practice. George Boutros: George Boutros is a dedicated humanitarian and the co-...
People in this episode
Guests: Judy Saba, George Boutros
Topics covered
- community healing
- mental health
- domestic violence
- cross-cultural psychology
- humanitarian work
Keywords
- tragedy
- shame
- community healing
- mental health
- domestic violence
- cross-cultural psychology
- humanitarian
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: New South Wales Police, Maronite Counseling Services, charity focused on domestic violence
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