يبدأ الأمل حين نكفّ عن إخفاء العتمة ونبدأ بمشاركتها | كورتني ستاسكو | TEDxColumbiana

تقول كورتني ستاسكو، مؤسسة منظمة Starry is Hope، إن الشفاء لا يعتمد دائما على إيجاد إجابات. تصف في محاضرة TEDxColumbiana كيف يمكن أن ينمو الأمل حين يتوقف الناس عن إخفاء ألمهم ويتحدثون عنه بصدق، فينتقلون من العزلة إلى التواصل. وتستند المحاضرة إلى تجربتها بعد فقدان زوجها حين كانت ابنتها في التاسعة من عمرها تقريبا. تتناول المحاضرة موضوعي الانتحار والعنف الأسري.

• لماذا قد لا يعتمد الشفاء على إيجاد إجابات للأسئلة المؤلمة
• مشاركة الألم بصدق طريق من العزلة إلى التواصل
• تجربة شخصية بعد فقدان الزوج والابنة في التاسعة من عمرها

NOTE FROM TED: This talk discusses suicide and domestic violence. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pd Not all pain can be explained—and trying to fix it can keep us stuck. In this talk, Courtney Stasko challenges the belief that healing comes from answers. Instead, she shows how hope is created when we stop hiding our pain and start telling the truth, turning isolation into connection and connection into something powerful. Courtney Stasko is a storyteller, speaker, and founder of Starry is Hope, a nonprofit supporting families navigating grief after the loss of a military service member or first responder. A scientist by training, she earned a BS from the University of Dayton and an MBA in Operations Management. She began her career in chemical manufacturing before becoming a recognized expert in healthcare supply chain sourcing. She also helped bring Yellow Brick Place to life and later served as Board President, supporting families facing cancer. After the loss of her husband when her daughter was just nine months old, Courtney faced questions no expertise could answer. Through her book Starry’s Journey and her work with families, she helps others find connection in the hardest moments. Her message is simple: when we stop hiding our pain, we create space for hope. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx