Press and Media
Articles
Nearly 10 years after the Boston Marathon bombing, a survivor and her congresswoman fight for healing. . .
A crisis is a time to react and let your training kick in. There is little opportunity to ponder who the audiences are . . .
Rising through resilience. Five things you can do to become more resilient.
Press: AUDIO/VIDEO
“Survivor reflects on Boston Marathon bombing 10 years later”
“How to protect your mental health while reflecting on the Boston Marathon bombings”
“10 years after the Boston Marathon bombings, a community bears the psychological scars”
“Pressley Meets With Marathon Bombing Survivors to Highlight Needs for Trauma Response”
“For Some Boston Bombing Victims, Psychological – Not Physical – Wounds Linger”
Press: PRINT
10 Survivors of the Boston Marathon Bombings, 10 Years Later
Officials and advocates push for mental health accessibility
Boston Marathon bombing survivors applaud mental health aid bill
Boston Marathon bombing survivors support new law promising mental health resources after a disaster
“Mass. Congresswoman Pressley Highlights Crisis Survivor Trauma Response Law”
Boston bombing survivors talk struggles finding mental health help
Finding mental health help isn’t easy after events like the Boston Marathon bombing. Ayanna Pressley wants to…
“Some Survivors of the Marathon Bombing Feel Slighted by the City”
Podcasts
Isolation, Mental Health and Feeling Invisible after Suffering Trauma
Trauma & Resilience w/ Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor
Empathy Strategies and Mental Health Tips (200th episode celebration)
Finding the Path to Healing After the Boston Marathon Bombing
Resilient Living 101
Violence & Trauma Healing Advocate
Reflecting on 2020 / Shaving Off Stigma
Surviving the Boston Marathon Bombing
PTSD: Not All Injuries are Physical
PTSD: I Still Struggle to Believe That Really Happened
Emotional and Psychological Trauma After an Act of Violence
The Physical and Mental Toll of Mass Violence
Videos
Making Invisible Trauma Visible: A Survivor’s Story
Why would anybody want to hear my story?
The Emotional Toll of Mass Violence