Zahava Farbman - Trauma Expert

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🗓️ 14 June 2020

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Traumatic experiences are difficult to get through. In walks, the "traumatologist", Zahava Farbman also known as the associate director of crisis intervention, trauma and bereavement services of Chai Lifeline’s Project Chai. Zahava helps the families of loved ones who suddenly passed away, got kidnapped, got hurt, got sick etc. cope with their situation and crisis they are going through.

Originally from Pitsburg and currently living in Woodmere, L.I. , Mrs. Farbman is a mother, a volunteer to Hatzolah and a team leader helping wipe away the tears of Klal Yisroel.

In this episode, we got to hear what it's like to have one of the hardest jobs in the world, being there with people who are heartbroken.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to another episode of the Meaningful I'm a I'm not saying it's so much fun though
0:06.2	No meaningful people podcast guys welcome back to another episode. We're so happy to have you listening to this episode.
0:14.0	We had an amazing guest. Her name was.
0:17.0	And is Zawa Farman.
0:20.0	She is the Associate Director of Crisis Intervention, Trauma and Bereavement Services of High Lifelines Project High.
0:28.0	This was such a powerful and emotional episode. I held myself back from crying multiple times.
0:36.8	This is an enemy, you know what? So did she.
0:39.2	She got very emotional during this conversation multiple times.
0:43.6	This is somebody who we sat down with that deals with,
0:47.5	I consider like a firefighter.
0:49.4	When everyone's like running out, she's running in.
0:52.0	And she's dealing with trauma, the mental side,
0:56.1	you know, the paja that people have.
0:59.5	The emotion, the emotions.
1:01.2	She's untangling wires that people just don't think could be
1:05.7	untangled and she does such amazing holy work and what she does and what her
1:10.5	department does is so very necessary and this episode I think by listening to it alone
1:18.8	you'll gain so much just knowledge yeah it's unfortunately you unfortunately you'll see it. She mentions
1:24.4	that everyone has to deal with trauma and there's just she mentioned certain tools
1:28.8	and experiences and how to handle certain situations and guys just just continue listening it's gonna be a wild ride.
1:41.9	Welcome to the Meaningful People Podcast, the podcast where we talk to people who are
1:47.3	Meaningful. Yeah, that sounds good.
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