S6E9: Finding Your Breath in the Midst of Grief

Grief can be a very lonely time for many people. We may feel like we do not want people around or just do not have the energy to talk. On the other hand, many people do not know how to manage being around a person who is grieving. This week we talk about the things you can do, alone, to find your healing path through grief.

In this Episode:

  • 01:27 – Road Trip: Pennsylvania and Shoofly Pie
  • 02:29 – The Modern Loss Handbook
  • 04:08 – Mindfulness in the Midst of Grief
  • 11:12 – Discussion: The Value of Friends “Just Sitting With Us”
  • 13:27 – Freud: Mourning is a Natural Transformation Process after Loss
  • 15:15 – Outro
Rollercoaster with words about grief: Grief is not linear, it is like a roller coaster. Grieve your own way. Visit S2E6 on the "Stages" of grief to learn more.
As we talk about mindfulness through grief in this episode, we also remind ourselves to let go of the “Right” way to grieve.

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Recipe of the Week:

This week we travel to Pennsylvania were we find the popular Shoofly pie. Head to Amish Heritage to get the recipe.

Head to Amish Heritage to learn how to make this Shoofly pie.

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