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Johnny Knoxville, America’s God of Mischief

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By Molly Young
| The New Yorker Verified
While resting his arms, Knoxville commented appreciatively on the weather and the view of sandstone cliffs. He seemed pleased to be in the sun, pleased to be in the water, pleased to pee in his wetsuit. Occasionally, he zoned out, gazing far into the distance and dropping out of conversation. “Sorry,” he said after one zone-out. “Sometimes I go to Tijuana for a moment.” When a set rolled in, Knoxville aimed unhesitatingly for a hefty wave.
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We are therapists. Here's why it's too soon for kids to return to Camp Mystic.

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By Molly Young, Janice Reyes
| Austin American-Statesman Verified
Wildflowers bloom this month along Texas 39 near a memorial outside Camp Mystic honoring those killed in the July 4 floods. While some families feel an urge to return to Camp Mystic this summer, therapists caution that children do not process grief and trauma the way adults do. Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News In most situations involving significant loss or trauma, there is an understanding that returning to the place where it occurred requires pause.
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We are therapists. Here's why it's too soon for kids to return to Camp Mystic.

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By Molly Young, Janice Reyes
| San Antonio Express-News Verified
Wildflowers bloom this month along Texas 39 near a memorial outside Camp Mystic honoring those killed in the July 4 floods. While some families feel an urge to return to Camp Mystic this summer, therapists caution that children do not process grief and trauma the way adults do. Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News In most situations involving significant loss or trauma, there is an understanding that returning to the place where it occurred requires pause.
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