
Thoughtful writing on family estrangement and complex family relationships - from the perspectives of parents, adult children and siblings. For anyone trying to understand what went wrong, what still hurts, and what moving forward might look like.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 75 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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This week’s post is part of an ongoing series where readers share their experiences of estrangement, I have linked others at the end of the post. The aim is to allow people to share their lived experience and therefore the words and opinion...
A monthly journal invitation for those living with estrangement
On June 23rd at 7pm BST/11am PDT/2pm EST I will be discussing The Correspondent by Virginia Evans with Monica Cardenas, PhD. Exploring themes of grief and family estrangement,...
I’ve just started delving into ’s estrangement anthology No Contact. It is aimed at the person who has estranged and would, I’m sure, provide comfort to anyone struggling with mother’s day. If you are the person who has been cut off then I...
Thank you to everyone who joined my live stream with Monica Cardenas where we discussed the Book Daddy Issues by Katherine Angel.
In this beguiling, incisive book, critically acclaimed writer Katherine Angel examines the place of fathers...
This week’s post is part of an ongoing series where readers share their experiences of estrangement, I have linked others at the end of the post. The aim is to allow people to share their lived experience and therefore the words and opinion...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Trainee therapist & researcher exploring how family communication shapes identity. Writing on estrangement, adoption and how to have a more resilient family.
Feminist writing about maternal ambivalence & mother-daughter estrangement. Also in LitHub, The Audacity, HuffPost, Litro, and more. Debut novel forthcoming from Unsolicited Press.
Trauma-informed therapist & certified estrangement/grief coach with 20+ years’ experience. I share personal insights as a mom, therapist, coach, and senior. This is a safe, kind space for those facing family estrangement. Respectful dialogue only.
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