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✨✨Dr. Laura Berman✨✨
NEW EPISODE OUT NOW!
@drlauraberman joins host @lisakeefauvermsw on @griefisasneakybitch podcast to discuss her powerful new book, Crying Out Loud: The Path Through Grief into a Life Reimagined, and the ways grief can reshape identity, boundaries, and even our capacity for joy.
In this episode Dr. Laura shares how the death of her son Sammy transformed her understanding of grief, even after years of clinical experience and prior losses. They explore practical and spiritual tools for moving through grief, including how to work with anger, guilt, and emotional release without getting stuck in suppression or toxic positivity. Lisa and Laura discuss grief as an alchemical process - one that can burn away what no longer matters and reconfigure values, relationships, and boundaries. Laura emphasizes that continuing bonds are possible - whether through spiritual communication, ritual, or simply staying open to relationship.
▶️ LISTEN wherever you stream your favorite shows or comment CRYING and I’ll DM you the link.
NEW EPISODE OUT NOW!
@drlauraberman joins host @lisakeefauvermsw on @griefisasneakybitch podcast to discuss her powerful new book, Crying Out Loud: The Path Through Grief into a Life Reimagined, and the ways grief can reshape identity, boundaries, and even our capacity for joy.
In this episode Dr. Laura shares how the death of her son Sammy transformed her understanding of grief, even after years of clinical experience and prior losses. They explore practical and spiritual tools for moving through grief, including how to work with anger, guilt, and emotional release without getting stuck in suppression or toxic positivity. Lisa and Laura discuss grief as an alchemical process - one that can burn away what no longer matters and reconfigure values, relationships, and boundaries. Laura emphasizes that continuing bonds are possible - whether through spiritual communication, ritual, or simply staying open to relationship.
▶️ LISTEN wherever you stream your favorite shows or comment CRYING and I’ll DM you the link.
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6 days agobrook.v.r1983
I completely relate to this. Toxic positivity is the exact word I’ve been looking for to describe it. After my 14 year old was diagnosed with cancer not once but twice. This all became abundantly clear.
7 days agolisakeefauvermsw
@drlauraberman reminds us that there’s a freedom that comes with learning to be with it all.
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