Uncovering painful family pasts to relieve the intergenerational burden of trauma, shame, war and silence
Traumatic histories, both familial and national, are all too often wrapped in silence, blame or shame. For as long as they remain unresolved, their impact can be transmitted to the next generations with disruptive or even tragic outcomes.
For much of the first half of her life, Angela Findlay struggled with inexplicable symptoms. It was only when she began to look to her German roots embedded in Nazi Germany and WW2 that she found their source. She employed many methods, from research and art to dialogue and ritual, to explore and heal her family’s unprocessed past traumas and deeds. In this webinar she will share the steps she took that could help others struggling with their own histories.
