The insight emphasizes the significance of addressing the reality of trauma in human experience, pointing out that traumas in movie characters are frequently discussed, but the reality of trauma in real life is often overlooked. The distinction between 'big tea' traumas, which involve threats to life or limb, and 'small tea' traumas, which are disturbing events without a threat to life or limb, is highlighted. The speaker also mentions that the historical context needs to be considered when evaluating traumas, citing the aftermath of World War I as a relevant factor in the discussion of traumas in the movie.
In our final episode of Season 1 we discuss the life and trials of George Bailey and attempt to answer the question of whether "Wonderful" is a fair assessment. We debate whether George's symptoms are primarily based in depression or anxiety as well as debate the co-morbidity of depression, anxiety, and trauma. We detail the treatments available to help George as he faces his existential crisis. Tune in to find out more and Happy Holidays to all!
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