The Hunger Games: La Révolte II

Alors que Panem est ravagé par une guerre désormais totale, Katniss et le Président Snow vont s’affronter pour la dernière fois. Katniss et ses plus proches amis – Gale, Finnick, et Peeta – sont envoyés en mission pour le District 13 : ils vont risquer leur vie pour tenter d’assassiner le Président Snow, qui s’est juré de détruire Katniss. Les pièges mortels, les ennemis et les choix déchirants qui attendent Katniss seront des épreuves bien pires que tout ce qu’elle a déjà pu affronter dans l’arène…

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Official Featurette – “The Phenomenon”

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How do you stay true to yourself, to your core values, when facing incredible challenges?

Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright talk about Katniss Everdeen, the girl on fire, from the Hunger Games. They talk about the trauma she goes through, her integrity and compassion that drive her and give her strength, her relationships, and how absolutely phenomenal Jennifer Lawrence's performance is in this series. Because Katniss is able to stay true to herself and her values, to not be changed by the Capitol and everything Snow throws at her, she becomes a symbol even larger than herself.

Stay tuned for part 2 where we dive into complex PTSD and how Katniss deals with the trauma both from the arena and other aspects of her life.

Psychology of a Hero: Katniss Everdeen (part 1)

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How can you move forward and start to find healing after facing trauma?

Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright talk about the trauma Katniss faced in her child, in the Hunger Games, and that she continues to face throughout her story. They discuss the differences between PTSD and CPTSD (complex PTSD), trauma triggers, and finding healing and moving forward. Jennifer Lawrence's performance pulls the audience right into what she is feeling and experiencing, from the horror and the trauma, to the relationships, to becoming a public figurehead. In spite of hating being in the public eye or putting on a performance, she faces that fear/dislike to make an impact on something she cared about, and for Katniss it hinged on being true to herself.

Psychology of a Hero: Katniss Everdeen (part 2)