Gut feelings are real. They’re not our imagination. And they’re worth paying attention to. There’s nothing mystical or irrational about them at all. It’s quite simply science – a combination of neuroscience and psychology.
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This episode of the podcast was meant to be a simple year-end message. A thank you. A moment of reflection and gratitude. But when I sat down to write it… it evolved into something much deeper. Just like we do.
There can be a lot of emotional weight around holiday expectations and traditions. They can bring comfort – or they can be painful. And sometimes, when there is difficult stuff going on in our life, they just feel empty and hollow. And if the things that you used to look forward to feel unbearable this year? That’s ok. Because grief doesn’t stop on December 1st to make room for the holiday season.
Ritual is about comfort, often has personal meaning, and it’s usually done with some intention. It’s often also how we hold space for what matters – which is why they become so important when we’re grieving.
This week we’re exploring some no-nonsense things that can actually help when you’re supporting someone grieving – whether that’s during the holidays, or any other emotionally charged time of year.