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"Everybody Needs to Talk About Their Child": A Descriptive Phenomenological Study of Bereaved Parents' Experiences in Digital Storytelling

Rolbiecki A, Washington K, Posley K · Omega: Journal of Death & Dying · 2023

Clinical focusGrief & bereavement
MethodologyQualitative

Digital Storytelling (DS) is a narrative intervention that supports participants' ability to find meaning in their life experiences - in this case, bereavement after child death. Thirteen (N = 13) bereaved parents engaged in a DS workshop in which they created a story about the death of their child. Using a descriptive phenomenological approach, researchers explored participants' experience with child death via their completed digital stories. Results highlight connection as a pathway to meaning making for bereaved parents who participate in DS, specifically in regard to connection with other bereaved parents and connection with their deceased child via telling their story.

DOI
10.1177/00302228231169150

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