What's Your Grief Podcast
Eleanor Haley & Litsa WilliamsIn this podcast Eleanor Haley, MS and Litsa Williams, MA, LCSW-C, the mental health professionals behind the website and book 'What's Your Grief', leave no stone unturned in demystifying the complicated and messy world of living life after loss. One digestible topic at a time, Haley and Williams distill topics ranging from grief theory to coping. Grievers and grief professionals alike will find th... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||
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There are many complicated and unexpected grief experiences. One that comes up time and again is why sometimes we expect to cry and . . . don't. It's more common than you'd think and in this episode we're chatting about why. more
People are complicated. Human relationships are complicated. There are many people in our lives with whom we have love-hate relationships with. We don't just grieve when the people we have positive relationships die. We can also grieve people who har... more
You hear all the time that grief isn't linear, but that doesn't change the surprises in the ways it ebbs and flows over time. In this episode we talk about the predictably unpredictably cycles of grief and the ways grief continues wax and wane as it ... more
In this episode, we talk about grieving a friend. Litsa has had four friends die in the last four years. As a grief therapist and someone who is not new to grief, it has left her reflecting on some of the unique and unexpected aspects of these losses... more
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- Overdose Explanation
I grew up with 2 mothers, my biological mother and her partner, and they are both addicts. I lost my step mother to a heroin overdose while I watched my mother overdose in my arms countless times. I wanted to point out a few things that were missed in this podcast .. setting aside the emotional / psychological reason behind the loss of my stepmom, the sciencfic reason behind her death was the amount of fentanyl in the heroin she purchased.. the intention behind her use was to get high, not to di... more
Apple Podcasts1Taylor Caiafa
United States25 days ago - Grief follow up
Love the show! Can y’all talk about a person losing abilities earlier in life because of a condition such as MS? I’m living it at 40 years old and some days are mentally hard.
Apple Podcasts5bbinder2002United Statesa year ago - Thank you
When I first came across this podcast it felt so light hearted, whilst they always discuss important things and feelings, they do it in such a lighthearted way - however I always find myself ugly crying while listening and I have to stop and google some stuff. more
Apple Podcasts5anidu1988
South Africa3 years ago - Good when they get to the point
As someone who has just recently lost her Mom, I was recommended this podcast by a grief counsellor. I understand the idea of being relatable, but given the episodes are about 30 minutes in length, the first ten minutes are utterly useless banter that are not only unhelpful, but take away from the legitimacy of their message and information they eventually touch the surface on, then redirect you again and again to their website. This podcast has been helpful in educating me that other grief podc... more
Apple Podcasts2chucklesccharlietree
Australia3 years ago - I can’t say enough good!
This podcast has been such a blessing to me. I lost a loved one a little over two months ago, and I couldn’t get through the long work days without this in my ear. Both hosts do an amazing job. Thank you for providing this resource... it makes a difference!
Apple Podcasts5carolinefordUnited States4 years ago
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