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EP 8: Losing Your Mother as a Child & Using Folk Stories to Process Grief

EP 8: Losing Your Mother as a Child & Using Folk Stories to Process Grief

Update: 2024-07-18
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In this episode, Gaby speaks to Dan Wei about:



  • how her theatre show - 'Little Tadpoles Looking for Mama" - significantly impacted her grief

  • how she found solace in Mother Nature

  • her experience of losing a parent at 9 years old

  • using stories as a way of exploring grief


...plus she shares how you can start connecting to nature as therapy.




Dan⁠ is a Chinese-Australian multi-disciplinary artist whose practice includes science and technology, interactive installations, poetry, movement, and performance. Her original theatre show, "Little Tadpoles Looking for Mama",  is a dance piece with a difference where nature meets nurture; a dialogue of sound and movement that explores love, loss and our everlasting search for human connection.




Links to the original Chinese folk tale "Little Tadpoles Looking for Mama":





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EP 8: Losing Your Mother as a Child & Using Folk Stories to Process Grief

EP 8: Losing Your Mother as a Child & Using Folk Stories to Process Grief

Gaby Georges