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Grief isn’t always obvious.
Sometimes it doesn’t come with a clear loss, a ceremony, or a moment where everyone agrees something ended. Sometimes it shows up quietly through big life changes like moving, starting a new job, shifting relationships, or realizing your identity is evolving.
In this episode, we talk about the sneaky kind of grief.
The grief of the life you thought you were going to have.
The grief that appears slowly.
The kind that disguises itself as fatigue, confusion, or feeling slightly off without knowing why.
We explore how expectations play a role in grief and how recognizing those expectations can help you understand what you’re actually processing.
This episode helps you:
• recognize grief when it doesn’t look obvious
• understand how identity changes can bring emotional loss
• create space for those feelings without judging yourself
And most importantly, we talk about how dance can help you move through it.
Dance gives structure, discipline, and a place to process what’s happening inside your body when your mind is still catching up.
*Disclaimer: I am not a therapist, nor do I claim to be. If you are struggling with grief seek professional help.
Follow:
Krissy: @krissyphillipino
KDFSTUDIO: @kdfstudio
By Krissy PhillipinoGrief isn’t always obvious.
Sometimes it doesn’t come with a clear loss, a ceremony, or a moment where everyone agrees something ended. Sometimes it shows up quietly through big life changes like moving, starting a new job, shifting relationships, or realizing your identity is evolving.
In this episode, we talk about the sneaky kind of grief.
The grief of the life you thought you were going to have.
The grief that appears slowly.
The kind that disguises itself as fatigue, confusion, or feeling slightly off without knowing why.
We explore how expectations play a role in grief and how recognizing those expectations can help you understand what you’re actually processing.
This episode helps you:
• recognize grief when it doesn’t look obvious
• understand how identity changes can bring emotional loss
• create space for those feelings without judging yourself
And most importantly, we talk about how dance can help you move through it.
Dance gives structure, discipline, and a place to process what’s happening inside your body when your mind is still catching up.
*Disclaimer: I am not a therapist, nor do I claim to be. If you are struggling with grief seek professional help.
Follow:
Krissy: @krissyphillipino
KDFSTUDIO: @kdfstudio