Associate Professor Megan Willis: Estrangement and Complicated Families
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For people who are estranged from parents or close relatives, annual events like Christmas can intensify grief, guilt and a sense of being “out of step” with everyone else’s traditions. Associate Professor Megan Willis explains why family relationships fracture, why it can take years to reach no-contact, and why the festive season makes the emotional weight feel heavier.
Guest: Associate Professor Megan Willis, School of Behavioural and Health Sciences, Australian Catholic University
Presenter: Con Keramitsis
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