Dr. Kimberly Nelms is helping individuals cope with the trauma of job loss. Her goal is to support those struggling after being laid off.
Further information on bouncing back from unemployment is available through her discussion on Fox 2 Detroit Live.
Dr. Nelms shares her insights on recovering from the difficulties of job loss, and her conversation can be accessed for more details on the topic.
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