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In this episode we explore the concept of moral injury (is that phrase new to you? it was to us too!), which can really amplify grief, and how this can be self-inflicted, or inflicted by those around the bereaved person. 

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We dive deeper in this episode into how understanding the neurodivergent experience of grief can help us shape the way that we support someone after a loss.

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In the first of this three part series on neurodivergence and grief, we explore the experience of being neurodivergent, how it can impact on people, and how it  might affect someone's expression and experience of grief.

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We're joined by the wonderful Julia Bueno, whose book The Brink Of Being has been a guide to navigating the grief of pregnancy loss and infertility struggles for so many people since its publication. You can find out more from Julia here.

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In this episode we explore the complex relationship between rumination and grief, and look at how rumination could be either a helpful tool, or a hindrance to the grieving process. We discuss the assumptive world theory, the impact of sudden loss, and the role of acceptance in grief. 

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Grief is not as simple as grief. Why? Because we’re more complicated than that, as are our relationships. Life is rarely straightforward, death even less so. 

Our next podcast episode dives deep into some of the types of grief that people experience, and what we need to know as supporters. 

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Join us as we discuss Mary-Frances O'Connor's ground-breaking work, explained in the book The Grieving Brain.

The Grieving Brain has been game-changing for us at Elephants in Rooms, and for the many people we have trained. Mary-Francis's work will literally light up your brain and help you understand the processes that happen as someone grieves.

Watch The Grieving Brain video here.

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In this episode we explore the unique challenges that come with a bereavement by drugs or alcohol, and what we need to know when supporting a client who has experienced this kind of loss.

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In this episode, we explore a key piece of grief theory: the Dual Process model. We'll discuss the meaning behind some of this model's key features and how the insights into the grieving process that it provides can inform our practice when supporting clients with grief and loss.

We created this work with Maggie and Henk's collaboration and blessing. Below is part of the email we received after presenting this pod and the accompanying movie, which you can view here.

Dear Martin and Trudie,

Thanks for sharing your DPM movie. We very much appreciate the clear way the essentials of the model are presented for a lay audience. It was a joy to watch. We feel it gives bereaved people a clear picture of what common grief is about and what they might want to expect: very different from person to person, it can be difficult, and it is hard work, but people do it and get there. We expect people to really appreciate the way you present that message. Thank you both for working in such a prudent and gentle way with the model.

We wish you all the best with your fabulous work!

Warm wishes,

Maggie and Henk

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Join grief trainers and advocates Martin Roddis and Trudie Bamford as they introduce a new podcast discussing grief and loss and the insights and skills that supporters need.

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