Open Mind Event "All That Is Bitter & Sweet" with Ashley Judd and Dr. Jonathan Flint

Ashley Judd, award-winning film and stage actor, renowned feminist social justice humanitarian and author of All That Is Bitter & Sweet, was joined by Dr. Jonathan Flint, Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Science at UCLA, in a conversation about intergenerational trauma.

[@s.louisemcquaid3204]

I drove along the east coast and went camping. Met so many people. Very healing and healthy!

[@marciaramstrom8094]

So wonderful, helpful & healing :)

[@lucymarchese9711]

Well said Ashley

[@micosos]

Agree!

[@NeoKenshi]

Thank you so much; this video was profoundly enlightening.

[@juliegerman-hoffman3579]

Ashley, thank you for your wisdom and time.

[@micosos]

Indeed Miss Ashley.👍🏽❤

[@micosos]

This podcast interview was so timely, expedient, very enlightening to say the least. Miss Ashley Judd is very experienced by the trauma, trials, feelings of abandonment and set backs that she shares and she talks about. We should all be very grateful and thankful to her for being so honest and available to share wisdom of her resilience and perspectives about life’s trauma, tribulations and events that are hurtful. Thank You Ashley👌💐❤🙏🏽

[@kyliekisses856]

excellent interview, liked and subscribed to the channel. Thank you.

[@perrySpyder]

wow... powerful truths shared... Thanks

[@Dafpri]

I am in awe! As a mother of a young man who has severe depression and OCD. Unfortunately even with health insurance, it takes money to get quality help, the cost is prohibited to most families. The question is for both of you, do you have any ideas or suggestions?

[@Opa773]

Would love for a movie director offered her a part just the way she is now.

[@GinaMarieCheeseman]

I have practiced tapping every day for two and a half years. It really helps with trauma.