BAIPA member Nisha Zenoff, Ph.D., will soon publish her book, THE UNSPEAKABLE LOSS: How Do You Live After A Child Dies?
July is the 35th anniversary of Dr. Zenoff’s son Victor’s death, at the age of 18, in a hike at Yosemite. To commemorate his memory, this book chronicles her own personal journey through the long process of grief. Even though she herself was trained as a professional grief counselor, nothing prepared her for the devastation she experienced after her son died.
Every year 100,000 families in the United States experience the nightmare of losing a child. THE UNSPEAKABLE LOSS shares the collective wisdom, hope, guidance and comfort from hundreds of grieving parents, relatives and friends Dr. Zenoff has counseled as a therapist.
Dr. Zenoff has a Kickstarter campaign, running from July 19 to August 19, seeking donors to contribute to the publishing of the book.
To learn more about her, the book, and the Kickstarter campaign to fund it, visit theunspeakableloss.com.
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