Aftermath Part II: Curse of the Black Dog

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In the second part of The Aftermath Jamie Clubb looks at the
psychological impact on individuals following a conflict
situation. From the extreme cases of the atrocities of World War
I to dealing with self-recrimination over not acting in a certain
way against an intimidating antagonist the black dog haunts many
of us. This episode touches on the roots of this figure of fear
and depression from its roots as a folkloric spectral being of
British folklore to the metaphor that is often used today. Jamie
also discusses the methods many use to combat the various
physiological and psychological effects of the aftermath.
Clubb Chimera Martial Arts Official WebsiteJamie Clubb Seminar
in Worcester for Kajuen Ryu On Combat by Dave Grossman with Loren
W. Christensen Dead or Alive by Geoff ThompsonWatch my Back by
Geoff ThompsonDan Carlin's Hardcore History Podcast series on World
War I, Blueprint for ArmageddonThe Black Dog Institute for dealing
with depression and mental health issuesRethink - Diagnosis and
Treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

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