For this episode of WPSU-FM’s Take Note, I talked with photojournalist Dr. Tara Pixley about her work covering the Black Lives Matter movement, about the lack of diverse representation in the news media , and about the line between documentation and exploitation.
On this episode of WPSU-FM’s Take Note, I talked with Cristina Chipriano, LCSW-S, director of Spanish Programs and Outreach at Bo’s Place, about how to speak with kids about death, about the unexpected ways children’s grief can show up, and about how to offer support to a grieving child.
Grateful to Jenn Hepton for courageously sharing her story in the service of others in this Take Note interview.
On this episode of WPSU-FM’s Take Note, I talked with Kim Ruocco, Vice President for Suicide Prevention and Postvention at the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS). Kim shares some helpful, practical information about how to voice concern and support someone contemplating suicide and discusses the importance of postvention (the care of surviving friends/family members following a death by suicide).
Mack Brady was two weeks shy of his ninth birthday when he died unexpectedly from a blood infection on New Year’s Eve in 2012. In the time since, his parents, Elizabeth and Christian Brady, have both used writing as an outlet for their own grief and as a way to help others who are grieving.
List to my interview with Elizabeth and Christian for WPSU-FM’s Take Note.
It was an honor to interview Dr. Tashel Bordere for WPSU-FM’s Take Note, Listen as she discusses the devastating impact of suffocated grief—a term she identified for when we punish people (especially children) for expressions of grief.
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