In this very personal episode, Michelle and Susan Dascenzi, Licensed Psychotherapist, discuss the implications of the pandemic as it relates to grief and loss. While this episode was originally recorded in September 2020, Susan's wisdom regarding the journey of grief is just as relevant now especially for those grieving the loss of a baby or a loved one. Their conversation explores the multitude of losses the pandemic has brought us globally. Together they dig deep into the places where we may not even realize the amount of grief and loss we are experiencing due to the pandemic, where we may be in grief overload, and tips to walk with grief. Susan explains the differences between emotions and feelings and what can happen if we push our feelings aside as we work to get back some normalcy. They discuss why people often can have a difficult time supporting someone that is grieving.  {This episode originally aired as  episode 57 on The Birth Ease Podcast.}

“It’s so many little pieces that we give insignificance to, but they all are a part of it.”—Susan Dascenzi

About Susan Dascenzi: 

As a Licensed Psychotherapist and Spiritual and Emotional Resiliency Coach, Susan Dascenzi bridges the gap between the East and West, Heaven and Earth. She is an author, Speaker, and Podcast Host. Susan has invested the last 27 years in guiding her clients in recognizing how their past negative conditioning creates their present and future and stops them from stepping into their infinite possibilities. As a highly regarded human behavior and emotions expert, she has become known as “The Possibilities Curator,” and co-authored an Amazon Ranked #1 International Best-Selling book alongside Neale Donald Walsch and Marci Shimoff.

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Podcasts:  The Spiritually Expressed Human    Kick Your Buts