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We're three weeks into grief month, and this episode goes somewhere that doesn't get nearly enough airtime — grieving someone who is still alive. Whether you've had to create distance from a relationship for your own well-being, or you're mourning a version of a person who is no longer who they once were, this kind of loss is real, disorienting, and deserves to be named.
In this Therapy Is My Cardio segment, Jessica walks through the clinical framework of ambiguous loss and four powerful shifts that actually move the needle — straight from the therapy room.
What You'll Learn in This Episode
Coming Up Next Week
We're closing out grief month with identity grief — grieving a version of yourself that existed before the thing that changed everything. Don't miss it.
Clinical Concepts Mentioned
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By Jessica ColarcoWe're three weeks into grief month, and this episode goes somewhere that doesn't get nearly enough airtime — grieving someone who is still alive. Whether you've had to create distance from a relationship for your own well-being, or you're mourning a version of a person who is no longer who they once were, this kind of loss is real, disorienting, and deserves to be named.
In this Therapy Is My Cardio segment, Jessica walks through the clinical framework of ambiguous loss and four powerful shifts that actually move the needle — straight from the therapy room.
What You'll Learn in This Episode
Coming Up Next Week
We're closing out grief month with identity grief — grieving a version of yourself that existed before the thing that changed everything. Don't miss it.
Clinical Concepts Mentioned
Connect With Jessica
Newsletter: https://healingismyhobby.com
Website: https://healingismyhobby.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healingismyhobby/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@healingismyhobby
Clinical Practice: https://jessicacolarcolcsw.com
Clinical Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessicacolarcolcsw
Want to stay in the know? Subscribe to our newsletter here. Contact Jessica here. Let's connect: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healingismyhobby/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@healingismyhobby Would you like to learn more about Jessica's clinical practice? Click here.
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