Our favorite heretic Derek Myers is back on the show to expand a bit on our initial conversation about curiosity, growth, and what happens when we risk our security to be vulnerable and honest. This is a premium episode available to Patrons and on Spotify or Anchor for Premium Subscribers.

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Becoming curious is a central tenant of Restorative Grief, but how often do we truly indulge our curiosity when it comes to allow our faith and beliefs to evolve? Listen as Derek Myers of Your Favorite Heretics shares his story of growth and perspective that allowed for true healing.

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What would you challenge if you recognized your own impermanence? How would you push back on the unwelcome pressure in life to pursue one that feels like fully living? Our conversation today is an invitation to reflect on your life and wonder, "What could be different?"

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Let's learn to linger around someone of ease; someone who feels like sunshine - someone who teaches us the value of slow living.

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Healing from grief doesn't happen overnight - it happens over time, with intentions set on embodiment and integration. Lisa Espinoza is an author and certified grief counselor honoring her son Chandler through her stories and work. This is a conversation you don't want to miss. 

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What would it mean for your healing if you learned to become present and kind to your body? Grief has a way of covering every surface of our existence. Consider this your invitation to dust off the cobwebs, release old thoughts holding us back, and rejecting the settled discomfort that we've accepted as our reality. Let's move differently for ourselves!

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A quick question for you to consider as you do the work and honor your process as you heal.

Today's guest is Jesse Dice, a licensed clinical social worker happy to talk about grief, life, death, and dying. We dive into the nuance of grief literacy and the importance of validating humanist and atheist communities during the grief experience without spiritual bypassing. This conversation is now required listening for all of humanity. 😉

Content warning: Toward the end of the interview, we discuss the impact of death by suicide on the grief process. Please listen with discretion.

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Children are easily overlooked when it comes to grief support and healing practices. Let's chat a little bit about what we might offer as a part of our own healing process to the littlest grievers among us.

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Facing grief head on might sound scary, but with Mary's insight, it's a courageous move we can all take on our own behalf. Listen to this week's conversation with author and certified grief educator Mary Potter Kenyan for encouragement on how you too, can heal bravely and with intention.

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