It was described as a harrowing book about a trauma cleaner who helps families and individuals cope with the aftermath of distressing events, including hoarding, with a focus on her own struggles and empathy.
Speaking of horrible things, I'm reading this great book. So it's this harrowing book called The Trauma Cleaner. I cannot name all the trigger warnings it has because it would take four hours.
— Episode: 270 - Three Out Of Ten
Episode: 270 - Three Out Of Ten
It was described as a harrowing book about a trauma cleaner who helps families and individuals cope with the aftermath of distressing events, including hoarding, with a focus on her own struggles and empathy.
Speaking of horrible things, I'm reading this great book. So it's this harrowing book called The Trauma Cleaner. I cannot name all the trigger warnings it has because it would take four hours.
One woman's extraordinary life in the business of death, decay and disaster by Sarah Krasnostein. It's about this dynamic, incredible woman who has been through so much in her life. It's trauma after trauma.
And now as an older woman with like lung cancer, her career is going to the places where horrible things have happened and private homes were where horrific things have happened and helping those families and those individuals like the hoarders reassess their lives with so much empathy, partly because of what she went through and the way she was treated.
But the writer, Sarah Kranistin, I hope I'm saying that right, is such a poetic, beautiful writer that these horrific, traumatizing things she's writing about sound gorgeous and get to hit you in the heart.
Her last name is spelled K.R.A.S.N.O.S.T.E.I.N. Krasnostein.
