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2026 Bio Cochran

Kaitlin Cochran is a philosopher and mental health advocate specializing in how society engages with isolation. She completed her undergraduate study in Philosophy, with an emphasis in ethics, at the University of Puget Sound. Using her background in studio audio engineering, she focused on recording stories seemingly untold, as her work aims to change the face of public opinion regarding unique therapies to foster a more inclusive society and combat isolation.

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A Friend is Calling
By Kaitlin Cochran
Understanding people’s personal narrative is imperative in decolonizing trauma work and can make it significantly more accessible to anyone interested. Otherwise, being silenced, ignored, or seen as a number rather than a narrative, is in itself traumatic. In placing these oral histories about unique forms of therapy in a public facing setting, I hope to increase the knowledge surrounding the possibility of healing. Welcome to “A Friend is Calling.”

Have you ever felt isolated? With nowhere to turn? Your friend is on the phone. What are you waiting for? Are you going to answer?
This exhibit is a live, in-person event on May 1, 2026 from 6-8 PM in NYC. RSVP and details here.

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By Kaitlin Cochran

This exhibit is a live, in-person event on May 1, 2026 from 6-8 PM in NYC. RSVP and details here.