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Saturday Jan 23, 2021
Saturday Jan 23, 2021
We all struggle with a fear of death, but can we find meaning and hope in the fragility of life?
Keegan holds an LPC-Associate license in Texas and specializes in Veterans, first-responders,
trauma victims, and PTSD. She is trained in EMDR therapy in addition to
being a Certified Complex Trauma Provider. After receiving her Masters degree in Mental
Health Counseling at Tarleton State University, Keegan is now working on her doctorate at
Texas Tech University in Counselor Education. In her time as a doctoral student, she has
presented three separate workshops on immigration reform, sexual harassment, and ethical
considerations in working for social justice issues. In addition, she organized and was chair of a
conference addressing diversity. She has additionally published an article on death anxiety.
Brenton Kirschner
- Website: https://brentonkirschner.com/
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