Grief Resources

In this episode, I share my backstory of losing both my parents and my sister. We talk about how we both navigate life without our parents.

I join Tara Accardo the host of Losses Become Gaines Post for a series about busing common grief myths. We cover the common myths like “everything happens for a reason” and “time heals all wounds”

Tara and I continue our conversation on common grief myths and how there Is no right or wrong way to grieve.

Tara andI conclude our discussion on Common Grief Myths. We talk about how being strong for our families and how hard thee first year of grief is.

Read about my grief story on motherloveproject.com, a place where daughters share their stories of loss and support for motherless daughters. Read my story and how I navigate life after loss.

Children grieve differently than adults. In this blog, I offer tips and ways on how to support children going through grief

Join Meghan and myself as we discuss loss from prolonged illness versus sudden unexpected loss, navigating grief when your peers and planning weddings and surviving multiple deaths.

I join Brook L James (The Grief Coach) to share how my experience has impacted my work as a therapist, how to face life milestones without your people, and how anger and grief interact.

I sit down with Tara Accardo, host of Losses Become Gaines Podcast to discuss how to navigate relationships and grief.

Rebecca and Shea dive into the unique aspects of grief counseling, contrasting it with other forms of mental health support. Shea highlights the importance of companioning individuals through their grief journey rather than attempting to "fix" them

Dr. Heather Taylor, and Shea discuss the complexities of grieving as a young adult, the importance of communication and connection in grieving, and practical resources and strategies for both therapists and individuals experiencing loss