Resilience Through Dark Tourism with Dr.Chad Scott
After beating autoimmune disease, divorce, and a liver transplant, psychotherapist Dr. Chad Scott found that visiting history’s darkest sites—from Auschwitz to Hiroshima—turns adversity into insight. He reveals how “dark tourism” calms anxiety, sharpens gratitude, and reconnects us with purpose. Listen to discover…
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