Jourdan Generes from NeuroJust joins the show to shed light on a lesser-discussed consequence of Hurricane Katrina—long-term mental health struggles. He reflects on the widespread PTSD and depression that followed the disaster, emphasizing the importance of trauma-informed care and accessible treatment. While physical recovery was visible, emotional healing lagged behind. This episode explores how survivors continue to cope and what’s being done to support their mental well-being two decades later.
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