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We sit with grief educator Lisa Wrights to explore anticipatory grief, workplace expectations, holiday triggers and the myth of a timeline. Stories from dementia caregiving ground the advice, while journaling and groups offer real relief.
• why anticipatory grief wears down caregivers
• why repeating stories can comfort the person with dementia
• how workplaces mishandle grief and simple fixes
• myths about stages, timelines and “moving on”
• practical tools including journaling and support groups
• planning exits and boundaries for holidays and events
• differences between a grief educator and a therapist
• delayed grief and how to spot it
• resources, ebooks and where to find help
Purchase Lisa’s book on Amazon and Barnesandnoble.com. Visit lisaritesgrief.com for free resources, a monthly blog, a newsletter and to book a free consultation
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By LisaI would love to hear from you. Send me questions or comments.
We sit with grief educator Lisa Wrights to explore anticipatory grief, workplace expectations, holiday triggers and the myth of a timeline. Stories from dementia caregiving ground the advice, while journaling and groups offer real relief.
• why anticipatory grief wears down caregivers
• why repeating stories can comfort the person with dementia
• how workplaces mishandle grief and simple fixes
• myths about stages, timelines and “moving on”
• practical tools including journaling and support groups
• planning exits and boundaries for holidays and events
• differences between a grief educator and a therapist
• delayed grief and how to spot it
• resources, ebooks and where to find help
Purchase Lisa’s book on Amazon and Barnesandnoble.com. Visit lisaritesgrief.com for free resources, a monthly blog, a newsletter and to book a free consultation
Support the show