Interview for podcast on loss?

Oakland CA

Description

Description Some kinds of more loss are more legible than others – a death or a breakup might mark the end of something cleanly in a way that other absences don’t. The loss of a friendship, or the change of a loved one due to dementia or mental illness, might be more difficult to explain, to yourself or others. Please email me if you would be interested in talking about this experience (as anonymously as you would like) for a short podcast episode. If you have experienced this and would be willing to talk about it, we would ask:" • Who is this person to you and what is the history of your relationship? Why do you feel their loss? What does it feel like? • How is this type of loss different from a more commonly understood kind of loss (like a death or a breakup)? How does it make your experience of that loss different? • Have you tried to tell others about this experience? What perceived barriers have affected whether and how you talk about it? How have people reacted to your experience? Do you feel it is different than it would be with another (perhaps more legible) type of loss? Thank you!