Grief, Tragedy and Recovery
When tragedy strikes a family, a school or a whole community, the emotional aftermath can last long after the headlines fade. In this guide, Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD writes about grief, shock and the slow work of healing after public and private loss.These pieces cover mass shootings, natural disasters, sudden deaths and national moments of mourning. Dr. Rossi, PhD explains what people commonly feel, how to support those who are hurting, and how mindfulness and resilience can help individuals and communities recover.

Healing After Sebring Shooting
Healing after Sebring shooting forces another community to deal with the unthinkable. Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD joins WINK News to discuss the…

Jayme Closs
Jayme Closs was found after disappearing on October 15, 2018. Clinical psychologist Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD discusses ways for Jayme to go…

How to Stay Mindful After a Tragedy
How to stay mindful after a tragedy is a topic today, a week after the U.S. was shocked by the massacre in a synagogue…

Psychologist weighs in on shooting
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Nikolas Cruz had once been expelled from a Parkland, Florida school for disciplinary reasons. On Wednesday 19-year-old Cruz returned…

Dealing With the Texas Shooting
Dealing With the Texas Shooting for many brings about many emotions. Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD, a clinical psychologist notes this is not…

How Communities in Florida Deal with Hurricane Irma
FORT MYERS, Fla. Thousands are struggling to recover weeks after Irma made landfall in Florida. To better understand how people deal with…

A Psychological Analysis of Orlando Shooting
A psychological analysis of orlando shooting with clinical psychologist Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD on WINK News. Dr. Rossi, PhD joins Shaun Kraisman…

Robin Williams: Life and Legacy
Dr. Bart Rossi, PhD again joins the panel as political psychologist for the Fresh Outlook as the story in this episode revolves…

Newtown-Sandy Hook School Shooting marks 1 year anniversary
Newtown-Sandy Hook School Shooting marks 1 year anniversary and the impact is discussed on this weeks FirstLook part 3 of 4.
