This past week, the horrors of gun violence have been thrust into the public consciousness once again as San Jose marks one year since the VTA railyard shooting, and the entire country confronts the painful images coming out of Uvalde, Texas in the wake of Tuesday's mass shooting.

On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we consider the trauma that these mass shootings have left behind, and also discuss what steps can be taken to chart a path towards healing.

Guests: 
Sue Cronin, director of critical incident stress management training and education, Bill Wilson Center 
Janet Childs, founder, The Centre for Living with Dying
Katherine Nguyen Williams, child and adolescent psychologist | professor of psychiatry, UC San Diego

Host:Keith Menconi 

This past week, the horrors of gun violence have been thrust into the public consciousness once again as San Jose marks one year since the VTA railyard shooting, and the entire country confronts the painful images coming out of Uvalde, Texas in the wake of Tuesday's mass shooting.
On this edition of KCBS In Depth, we consider the trauma that these mass shootings have left behind, and also discuss what steps can be taken to chart a path towards healing.
Guests:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Sue Cronin, director of critical incident stress management training and education, Bill Wilson Center&nbsp;</li>
<li>Janet Childs, founder, The Centre for Living with Dying</li>
<li>Katherine Nguyen Williams, child and adolescent psychologist | professor of psychiatry, UC San Diego</li>
</ul>
Host: Keith Menconi&nbsp;

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