Healing Powers

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010

On today’s show, psychologist Susan Clancy talks about her book The Trauma Myth, which has stirred up quite a firestorm because of her complex take on sexual abuse. Then, Paula Butturini discusses the challenges her marriage faced after her husband was shot and nearly killed by sniper fire while he was reporting in Romania. And mystery writer Henning Mankell on his latest thriller The Man from Beijing. Plus, we'll get an update on Haiti, and on our latest Underreported segment we'll look at the challenges facing the millions of Iraqi refugees who have yet to return home.

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