Associate Professor Megan Willis: Coping with Being Ghosted by a Loved One
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An Australian Catholic University behavioural sciences expert shares four strategies for handling the hurt of being ghosted, not just in dating, but by friends or family. Learn how to grieve, seek support and find closure when answers aren’t coming.
Guest: Megan Willis, Associate Professor of Psychology, Australian Catholic University
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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