Show Notes
In this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews interviews Allicia Johnson-Niles, a survivor of childhood trauma stemming from her father's murder. Allicia shares her journey of healing, the impact of her father's death on her life, and the importance of community and therapy in overcoming grief. She discusses the challenges of navigating her emotions as a child and the eventual realization of the need for closure and understanding of her father's story. The conversation emphasizes the significance of support systems, the role of therapy, and the ongoing nature of grief, offering valuable insights for anyone dealing with similar experiences.
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