WJFF - Trailer Talk

Sabrina has a conversation with Gerard Ilaria, a mental health professional at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He is a psychotherapist that works with EMDR therapy. Sabrina speaks with Gerard about his experience treating combat veterans which led him to his passion for treating queer folks using EMDR, a powerful trauma psychotherapy that is saving lives. He states that, “Access to queer-friendly and informed therapy, including trauma therapy to address PTSD”, is essential and works. 

Sabrina has a conversation with Gerard Ilaria, a mental health professional at the Weill Medical College of Cornell University. He is a psychotherapist that works with EMDR therapy. Sabrina speaks with Gerard about his experience treating combat veterans which led him to his passion for treating queer folks using EMDR, a powerful trauma psychotherapy that is saving lives. He states that, “Access to queer-friendly and informed therapy, including trauma therapy to address PTSD”, is essential and works. 

Sabrina also shares an old favorite from the cupboards with herpetologist Bill Cutler as they take a walk around her pond in Liberty where he identifies the multitude of wildlife invisible to the untrained eye, living there that signal the emergence of spring. These episodes are part of Trailer Talk's In The Neighborhood project as Sabrina focuses on the Catskill region as we interact from all directions with our connected communities where we live.

Artist Joni Wehrli joins Sabrina to talk about her current show, GARDEN VARIETY at the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance in Narrowsburg, New York where 24 sculptures explore form, the physical and energic body, medical illustrations, and the combination of disparate objects. 

Sabrina takes us to two homes in her Catskills neighborhood to share the first and second nights of Passover. Experience the celebration in both a Jewish Orthodox household and a secular one. 

Laura Chávez Silverman from The Outside Institute takes us on a journey into the beauty and sustenance of nature in early springtime.

Sabrina talks to Jamie Helper about her experience with healing plants and their medicinal properties. Jamie also discusses her work with people with disabilities and the valuable lessons that she has learned from her interaction with plants. Tune in to discover the vital lessons that we can learn from the world of plants.

Iris Gillingham of Wild Roots Farm joins Sabrina to discuss environmental justice and her leadership journey that started during her childhood. Now in her early twenties, Iris is dedicated to providing educational models and promoting sustainable ways of living in harmony with the natural world, particularly during this era of climate crisis. 

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