Dr. Kirsten Viola Harrison - Suggested Interview Questions

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Dr. Kirsten Viola Harrison

Suggested Interview Questions

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What inspired you to pursue a career in trauma psychology?
You’ve conducted research on PTSD at UCLA’s Neuropsychiatric Institute and trained in prestigious institutions including Georgetown University and Harvard Medical School. How have those experiences shaped your approach to working with trauma survivors?
You’ve worked with people suffering from PTSD and complex dissociative identity disorder (DID). For those unfamiliar, what are the differences between these disorders?
What are some common misconceptions people may have about trauma survivors?
You mention being inspired by your clients’ will to survive. What have you learned from them that you didn’t learn from your academic training?
What do you think society needs to do differently when it comes to supporting trauma survivors?
Your company is called Soul Wise Solutions. How do you combine emotional and spiritual aspects of healing with your clinical expertise?
For anyone listening who might be struggling with their own trauma, what would you say to offer hope or encouragement?
How did a chance meeting with a homeless intersex woman change the course of your life and work?
Your book “I, Sean/a” explores homelessness, intersex identity, schizophrenia, and spirituality. What do you want readers to take away from the story?
How do you explain the difference between intersex and transgender identities — and why is that distinction important?
Why is ending non-consensual intersex surgery a crucial part of your advocacy?
In the book you describe Sean/a’s “mood walks.” What are they and why are they important?
How do you hope the book helps people who’ve felt misunderstood, silenced, or outcast?
If you could speak directly to doctors, lawmakers, or spiritual leaders, what’s one thing you’d want them to take away from the story?
How can people connect with you and learn more about your work?

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