Episode 31: Susan | Normalizing Grief
Grief journeys are different for everyone. Whether you are grieving the loss of a loved one, grieving the news of a diagnosis, grieving a life path you didn’t expect, or watching someone you love experience grief… this episode is for you. Today’s guest Anne is a chaplain and bereavement coordinator. She facilitates today’s conversation to help normalize the discussion of grief. Susan gives us insight into the questions we have all been wondering in hopes of bringing others comfort and helping people know what to say.
Convos we shared that you can’t miss:
- Grief assumptions and expectations
- Let’s normalize talking about grief
- There is no social script for helping a family with chronically ill or disabled children
- Walk with them even if you’re uncomfortable
- A day at the beach
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