This is a quieter, more personal episode of MetaTherapy.

I recorded this in the week after losing my Mim, Doris M. Gadoury, who lived a long, love-filled life and passed peacefully at 103. This conversation isn’t a eulogy—and it isn’t a how-to on grief. It’s an honest look at how therapy actually helps when loss can’t be fixed, rushed, or explained away.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why grief doesn’t move in neat stages

• The pressure to “be done” with grief—and why it hurts

• What therapy can (and can’t) offer after loss

• How to live alongside grief without disappearing inside it

If you’re grieving right now, you don’t need to listen all at once. Pause when you need. Come back later if that feels right.

Grief isn’t a problem to solve. It’s a relationship to tend.

🖤

Host: Dominic (Licensed Therapist)

Podcast: MetaTherapy

Music: [Outro / Intro Music Title] by [Artist Name]

Production: MetaTherapy

Special Thanks: To my Mim, Doris M. Gadoury (1922–2026)