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Ad ID: 50527141
Visits: 65
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Location:
Los Angeles
Wilshire-Hollywood
Date Listed: May-08-08 RESEARCH PROJECT ON SIBLING LOSS IN EARLY ADULTHOOD! Sibling have the most enduring relationship that one can experience in their lives, though the importance and relevance of the bond that is shared between siblings is often undervalued. This can be felt more so when a sibling suffers the untimely death of one of their siblings. Life is never the same for the surviving sibling, as they must absolutely redefine their lives, at times completely unaided. Little is understood about sibling loss, especially during early adulthood and the impact it has on the surviving sibling’s identity. This research project aims to give a voice to these surviving siblings. Graduate student seeking any person who, between the ages of 18 – 30 years experienced the sudden loss of their sibling, and that would be interested in participating in a doctoral research project concerning how this experience impacted their identity. The sibling’s commitment would entail two interviews. For further information, please contact: Barbara Nanna, M.A. 949 690 3434 (Confidential Voicemail) California Graduate Institute 4199 Campus Drive Suite E Irvine, CA 92612 * If you know of anyone who has lost a sibling and who might be interested in participating in this study, please be considerate and pass on this information.. All communications are strictly confidential. * Counseling Referrals and Resources available.
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