The holidays are meant to be joyful — filled with gatherings, gratitude, and light.
But for many, this season carries a quiet ache beneath the surface.
Grief doesn’t take a holiday. In fact, it often grows louder amid the noise of celebration.

In this episode of Embracing New Life, Ryan Worley and Dr. Dan Green talk about what it means to carry loss during a season that insists on joy.
We’ll explore the emotional and physical impact of grief, how to make space for both love and loss, and practical ways to care for yourself and others who are hurting this time of year.

If the holidays feel heavy, you’re not alone.
There’s still room for hope — even here.
✨ Let’s uncover hope together. ✨

Full Episode Friday
The complete conversation with Diana Saddler brings together her story, her passion for supporting those facing burnout, and her thoughtful approach to healing and growth. A full exploration of purpose, presence, and restoration.

Part 2
Part two continues the discussion with deeper reflections on burnout, balance, and the process of renewal. Diana Saddler offers grounded, compassionate perspectives drawn from both personal and professional insight.

Part 1
In this first conversation, Diana Saddler joins Embracing New Life to reflect on the early experiences and themes that led her into the work she does today. A thoughtful introduction to her story and her interest in helping others navigate burnout.

Full Episode Friday
Every conversation leaves a mark — a truth, a question, a spark.
This full episode brings the pieces together, inviting reflection on where we’ve been and what lies ahead.

Part 2

This episode continues the conversation that we begun last week with Pat Sweeney. Continue to learn more about who she is and what she does.

Part 1 – “Beginnings”

Every story starts somewhere. Join us as we dive into this newest interview series with a staff member from New Life Resources.

Full Episode Friday

The journey makes more sense when you hear it all woven together.

Part 4

It’s often the unseen threads that hold a story together.

Part 3

What drives someone to keep showing up, day after day?