Episode 165: Julie Samuel
Spinning Plates with Sophie Ellis-Bextor · Kat Rulach
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Show Notes
Julia Samuel is a psychotherapist and an author, who is best known as a grief counsellor. She was one of the founders of Child Bereavement UK which has just had its 30th anniversary. She has an agony aunt column for Times Luxury, she has a podcast, and she sees about 15 clients a week, describing that as ‘the heart of me’.
She has 4 grown up children and 10 grandchildren aged 18 months to 18 years.
When I met with Julia, we talked about the guilt she felt as a mum to young children, when she felt her work sometimes became her priority.
Julia also talk to me about an area she feels needs more conversation and exploration, which is the parenting of adult children (aged 18-25) during a phase called ‘emerging adulthood’. I was all ears about that!
Spinning Plates is presented by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, produced by Claire Jones and post-production by Richard Jones.
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