Light in the Wound
Megan ShenHow to find resilience, joy, love, and peace amidst the inevitable challenges, suffering, pain and grief in the world. How to find "the Light in the wound."
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I am a social psychologist, author, professor, and keynote speaker. My writing, research, and speaking focus on how we can find hope, resilience, and meaning amidst the sorrow, pain, and challenges of life.
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