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CW/TW: depression, suicidal ideation
According to chaplain J.S. Park, people are ready for the conversation around grief and loss. Since you're here, I'm going to assume you're one of them.
I feel like Iβve been swimming in the waters of grief, loss, and lament for years now, and this conversation was a breath of fresh air after feeling like I was drowning in denial and dismissal.
We talk about what itβs like swimming in those deep waters for extended periods of time, the effect it can have on us and those around us, and how to keep going when things can seem hopeless.
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The Noonday Demon by Andrew Solomon
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CW/TW: depression, suicidal ideation
According to chaplain J.S. Park, people are ready for the conversation around grief and loss. Since you're here, I'm going to assume you're one of them.
I feel like Iβve been swimming in the waters of grief, loss, and lament for years now, and this conversation was a breath of fresh air after feeling like I was drowning in denial and dismissal.
We talk about what itβs like swimming in those deep waters for extended periods of time, the effect it can have on us and those around us, and how to keep going when things can seem hopeless.
π link to full Show Notes and transcript
βββββ
Episode Resources and Links:
The Noonday Demon by Andrew Solomon
βββββ
Guest Spotlight:
WebsiteΒ |Β InstagramΒ |Β Twitter
Get As Long As You Need: Permission to Grieve at Bookshop.orgΒ |Β on Amazon
βββββ
Donβt Miss the Next Episode!
Subscribe for free and never miss out on these conversations with old and new friends like Cait West, Tim Whitaker, Laura Barringer, Scot McKnight, and many others.
Support the show
βββββ
We need your help. Your gift of just $25 will make a big difference and help us continue this work. Donate today.
βββββ
Sign up to receive our weekly Podcast Newsletter with new episodes, updates, exclusive discounts, and more!
Subscribe using your favorite podcast app:
Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | YouTube
Leave us a rating and review on Apple or on Spotify. This all helps us to grow and continue providing quality content for you and our community of listeners.
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As an Amazon and Bookshop.org affiliate, I may make a small commission at no extra cost to you.
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