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Informal therapy offers healing at George Floyd memorial

People gathered at a Minneapolis memorial event marked the five-year anniversary of George Floyd's killing by white officer Derek Chauvin.
The event followed a background of widespread emotional trauma, as Floyd's filmed death increased depression among Black Americans, with recent pardon calls stirring further feelings.
Attendees engaged in re-evaluation counseling, an informal peer-to-peer method aimed at healing trauma through shared discussion, as participants expressed anger and fear.
Research found nearly one million more people screened positive for depression after Floyd's death, and a participant said, "It's just the division of our society."
The memorial and counseling offered comfort and healing, supporting views that change arises through common people's dialogue rather than from those in power.

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Informal therapy offers healing at George Floyd memorial

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