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In this episode, Stewart Bogle reflects on the conversations he’s had throughout the first season of the podcast, identifying common issues that have emerged. One topic that’s deeply touched him is the ripple effect of loss and grief, particularly its impact on children.
Stewart shares his personal journey with his children, offering glimpses into their experiences as he battled with his own emotions. He recounts the difficult conversations he had with his children following his wife's death and how he sometimes failed to notice their struggles because they seemed to be coping well on the surface.
Stewart emphasises the importance of being open and honest with children about traumatic experiences. He highlights the need to help children process and address their own emotions including feelings of confusion, fear, and hurt. He encourages parents to be aware that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to supporting children through their grief. Different personalities, ages, and temperaments require different responses and approaches.
Looking ahead to the new season, Stewart shares his hope that we can learn from the collective wisdom of both parents and experts. This has inspired him to work on developing and curating resources to help parents have difficult conversations with their children.
In this episode you will discover:
… and more!
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Support the podcast: Donate
Book Stewart to speak
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Links to getting help:
At the Resilient Souls website here
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By Stewart BogleIn this episode, Stewart Bogle reflects on the conversations he’s had throughout the first season of the podcast, identifying common issues that have emerged. One topic that’s deeply touched him is the ripple effect of loss and grief, particularly its impact on children.
Stewart shares his personal journey with his children, offering glimpses into their experiences as he battled with his own emotions. He recounts the difficult conversations he had with his children following his wife's death and how he sometimes failed to notice their struggles because they seemed to be coping well on the surface.
Stewart emphasises the importance of being open and honest with children about traumatic experiences. He highlights the need to help children process and address their own emotions including feelings of confusion, fear, and hurt. He encourages parents to be aware that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to supporting children through their grief. Different personalities, ages, and temperaments require different responses and approaches.
Looking ahead to the new season, Stewart shares his hope that we can learn from the collective wisdom of both parents and experts. This has inspired him to work on developing and curating resources to help parents have difficult conversations with their children.
In this episode you will discover:
… and more!
Links to:
Support the podcast: Donate
Book Stewart to speak
Links to socials:
Links to getting help:
At the Resilient Souls website here
Stay connected with the Resilient Souls Community: Signup to keep informed here
Contact Us: Click here