PARTICIPANT REFLECTIONS.
PHOTOGRAPHY ZINE WORKSHOP
“Emilie gave me invaluable support throughout the project, generously sharing examples of her grief-related work. Emilie signposted me to other practitioners who facilitate the use of photography as therapy through a mindfulness approach in their work with others. This enabled me to place my work within an established area of photography practice.”
– Lynn
LOSS & CHANGE WORKSHOP
“When I revisited the photos I created in the Loss & Change workshop, I had almost put them to the back of my mind. But looking back through the pictures brought back a snapshot of the feelings I had during those very early days of grief when I lost my dad, and I must say that the pictures brought back memories of when I was trying to 'see the beauty’ in the world when all I felt was deep grief and loss. Looking at the pictures, I can clearly see the beauty, so thank you.”
– Sam
Further Support.
Picture My Grief is a creative photography initiative and does not provide therapy, counselling or crisis support. If you would like additional support, the independent organisations listed below may be able to help.
These organisations are independent of Picture My Grief. Their inclusion does not indicate a formal partnership or endorsement.