LOUISVILLE, Ky. —

As the community continues to process last week’s tragic UPS plane crash, mental health experts say the emotional impact could linger long after the physical recovery is over.

“I think normalizing it, talking about it is one way to process it and not necessarily avoid the emotion,” said Latoya Hall, a licensed professional clinical counselor.

Whether you watched the coverage or were personally impacted, grief in Louisville stretches far beyond the crash site. For some, the pain is deeply personal. For others, it’s the haunting images, sounds, and stories that stay with them.

“For a lot of us, watching this, it’s scary, you know, because it sort of makes it a reality that this could happen at any time to any of us. And so that naturally will provoke in us feelings of a

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