u/Emma_300XX

Hi everyone, apologies if you’ve seen me post before, but I’m currently looking for one more participant for my Master’s dissertation study.

The research explores the experiences of adults who lost a parent during childhood and were supported by their surviving parent through grief and upbringing.

To take part, you must:
• Be 18+
• Have lost a parent during childhood (5+ years ago)
• Feel emotionally comfortable discussing your experiences

The study involves an online interview taking place this or next weekend.

I also have lived experience in this area, so this research is very personal to me and approached with care and sensitivity.

If you’re interested, please private message me and I’ll send full study details, university information, and my research poster.

Thank you so much!
Emma 🙂

Hi everyone 🤍

I’m currently recruiting participants for my Master’s dissertation study exploring the experiences of adults who lost a parent during childhood and were raised by a surviving parent who was supportive in both their grief and upbringing. There is a real gap in research in this area, and I hope this study can contribute to a deeper understanding of these experiences.

I also have lived experience of this myself, so I approach this research with great care, empathy, and sensitivity.

To take part, you would need to:
• Be aged 18 or over
• Have experienced the loss of a parent during childhood (at least 5 years ago)
• Feel emotionally safe discussing your grief and relationship with your surviving parent

The study involves an online interview, ideally taking place this weekend or next weekend, so please let me know if this timing could work for you.

If you contact me on private message I will also send over my study poster, which includes additional details about the research and university information for validity and reassurance.

If this resonates with you and you’d like to contribute to meaningful research in this area, please feel free to message me for more information.

Thank you so much 🤍

Emma 🙂

Hi everyone 🤍

I’m currently recruiting participants for my Master’s dissertation study exploring the experiences of adults who lost a parent during childhood and were raised by a surviving parent who was supportive in both their grief and upbringing. There is a real gap in research in this area, and I hope this study can contribute to a deeper understanding of these experiences.

I also have lived experience of this myself, so I approach this research with great care, empathy, and sensitivity.

To take part, you would need to:
• Be aged 18 or over
• Have experienced the loss of a parent during childhood (at least 5 years ago)
• Feel emotionally safe discussing your grief and relationship with your surviving parent

The study involves an online interview, ideally taking place this weekend or next weekend, so please let me know if this timing could work for you.

If you contact me on private message I will also send over my study poster, which includes additional details about the research and university information for validity and reassurance.

If this resonates with you and you’d like to contribute to meaningful research in this area, please feel free to message me for more information.

Thank you so much 🤍

Emma 🙂

Hi! I’m currently recruiting participants for my Master’s dissertation study.

I’m looking to speak with adults who lost a parent during childhood and were raised by a surviving parent who was either supportive or displayed narcissistic traits. There is a real gap in research in this area, and it’s something I care deeply about, as it reflects my own lived experience and, I know, the experiences of many others.

To take part, you would need to:
- Be aged 18 or over
- Have experienced the loss of a parent at least 5 years ago during childhood
- Feel emotionally safe discussing your grief and your relationship with your surviving parent

If this resonates with you and you’d like to contribute to meaningful research in this area, please feel free to message me for more information.

Thank you so much 🤍

Emma 🙂