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Survival of the Thickest: Essays

為了解決Always Be My Maybe的問題，作者Buteau, Michelle 這樣論述：

Michelle Buteau is a comedian, actress, and host known for her roles in The Circle, Always Be My Maybe, First Wives Club, Someone Great, RussianDoll, and Tales of the City, as well as her stand-up specials, including Welcome to Buteaupia, on Netflix and Comedy Central. She has been named one of the

ten comedians to watch by Esquire and her podcast, Late Night Whenever, was listed among the best of the year by Time. Michelle lives in the Bronx with her husband and family. She and her husband also run Van der Most Modern, a vintage furniture store in Brooklyn.

Always Be My Maybe進入發燒排行的影片

紀錄片《誰先說再見》創作理念與製作說明

為了解決Always Be My Maybe的問題，作者徐靖倫 這樣論述：

從小對生命就有一種疑惑，若出生必然死亡，為何需要辛苦活著，活著的意義又是為何？直到父親歷經一場大手術，真切的感受到死亡似乎就在眼前，如此真實卻又陌生，再次觸動了心底那個疑惑，或許答案得從死亡去探詢，因此開啟了《誰先說再見》這部片的創作契機，這是一部關於一個罕見疾病的家庭，如何練習向死而生的故事。本片在後製期，經過抽絲剝繭與自我反思後，以這個家庭中的弟弟以諾的角度出發，去呈現他們對死亡的態度，和生命經歷臨界點之後的轉變，我記錄著這個家庭如何活著，也像是紀錄著自己找尋答案的過程。此篇論文總共分為五個章節：第一章– 緒論提及我自身的創作背景、源起和動機。第二章– 文獻探討則分為六個部分，首先是

對罕見疾病尼曼匹克症的基本認識，罕病家庭的困境與面對死亡的態度，論述基督教信仰的死亡觀，並且談及拍攝這部片所遇到的紀錄片倫理問題，整個文獻探討的結論與參考影片。第三章– 這個章節著重在創作過程中，我的創作觀點，以及如何構思影片的思維，和紀錄片的美學表現。第四章– 整個影片的製作規劃，及說明拍攝內容與訪談的設計，後製時期我如何思考剪接與影片結構。第五章– 影片完成後的公開放映與映後座談節錄，從回饋意見中檢討如何讓影片更好，並探索其他更多可能性。以及經歷整個創作過程後，對自我的期許與收穫。

Welcome to the Foster Lane:: Parenting Advice from a Coach Who’’s Been There

為了解決Always Be My Maybe的問題，作者Salisott, Sarah 這樣論述：

Hello, My name is Sarah. Just like you, I am a parent to a child that has experienced trauma! I also happen to be a Certified Parent Coach(R). I specialize in helping parents with children who have experienced trauma move from surviving to thriving in their daily life. Like you, I’ve certainly exper

ienced struggles in my parenting journey. Largely in part to those struggles and all the research, trial and error (so much of that!), and learning I have done, I have tried and true strategies and expertise to share. That’s where you come in. Maybe you’re the parent of a foster child. Maybe you’re

the parent of an adopted child. Maybe you’re a parent working toward reunification with your child in foster care. Or maybe you’re a parent trying to understand the unique trauma your biological child has experienced. We all have something in common--we hope to parent in the way that we would want o

ur children to remember. Even if you’re not there yet, I’m here to help you learn. You have the power to support your child in a way that recognizes their trauma, and in a way that loves your child through each and every hard time. You also have the right to be supported by others through your own j

ourney as a parent. I started The Foster Lane in 2016 after a failed first foster placement. Living through that devastating experience, I knew there was a need for a parent coach who also recognizes trauma struggles and attachment needs. I have a strong desire to help others overcome some of the ch

allenges my own family faced and help those families connect in deep and meaningful ways as much is healed through relationships. My approach to coaching is rewarding and collaborative. It is not always easy, but it does create real results. As a Certified Parent Coach (R) certified by the Parent Co

ach Institute and the owner of a very busy parent coaching practice, I have spent thousands of hours reading and learning about trauma, children’s brain development, parenting strategies, and foster care and adoption. I attend parenting conferences and offer insights on my blog. But most of all, I w

rite from a place of experience and solidarity as a parent of children who have experienced trauma.

「妳」離開以後：一位不安女孩從喪母經歷中尋找自「我」的探索之旅

為了解決Always Be My Maybe的問題，作者吳玟蒨 這樣論述：

　　「生命總是會給我們許多措手不及，在一陣恐慌與混亂之中逐漸找到事件的意義，探索支撐下去的動力與勇氣」，踏入研究所半年後，遇到人生中最恐懼且最無力改變的事情─媽媽病逝，起初風平浪靜，認為時間久了難過的心慢慢就好了，以為自己足夠勇敢，可以將這段分離看的雲淡風輕，一切如常的過下去。　　但隨著時間的流逝，並沒有為我帶來更安穩的生活，而是在許多時刻、畫面、場景、節日，勾起藏在心中的悲傷、不安，以及與媽媽不可分割的愛，讓內心掀起一陣波濤洶湧，影響日常生活的步調，開始發現自己的不安逐漸擴大，察覺自己有許多延宕而來的悲傷，認知到處理分離情感的重要性。　　透過自我敘說的方式，在書寫的過程中不斷地翻閱過去的生

命故事，探索內心底層的不安，跟著文字重新經驗小時候的生活、與媽媽相處的點點滴滴，梳理陪伴媽媽罹癌到病逝的過程，以及媽媽過世後獨自處理悲傷的心理歷程，　　敘說的歷程中發現自己的人生觀與價值觀有著不同以往的改變，看似不關聯的事件，能在一次又一次的敘說中，慢慢被勾勒及連結起來，發現「不安」的自己不是在媽媽過世後形成，其實自己心裡一直住著一位不安的女孩，她從來都沒有離開過，而透過敘說讓自己在「現在─過去─現在」中來回擺盪著，試著找尋不安的源頭與解藥。　　透過文字慢慢地療癒極度不安的自己，試著與自我內在對話，在沒有媽媽的日子中重新看見自己的不安、學習支撐自己及建立與其他重要他人的關係，了解自己是如何從這

段經歷中步履蹣跚地一步一步走下去。　　「每段經歷不會平白無故地出現在生命中」，透過說故事的方式逐漸找到這段經歷所要帶給我的生命意義，帶著這份寶貴的生命經驗開始新的生活，讓自己擁有足夠的勇氣迎接新的人生藍圖。