The Brain People Podcast: 056 | Ambiguous Grief

Tune into this episode of the Brain People podcast where Dr. Daniel Binus joins experiential grief expert Stephanie Sarazin to share her wisdom through her research and own experience with ambiguous grief.

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[karennicola]

Very thankful for this podcast. As grief coaches, my husband, Steve, and I are available through Beautifulminds. We are skilled in guiding people with ambiguous grief.

[kimbers]

This type of grief isn't discussed often. There is no closure

[kimbers]

So grateful yall are talking about this. I lost two grandchildren to estrangement. And i still talk to their dad, my son, many times a week. We just act like it never happened. Its eating me alive. They live around 6 miles from me and its been 3 years this month.

[amy]

Thank you so much for helping me better understand myself and my experiences.

[kimbers]

I describe it as living a balance of hope and grief.

[denisejones]

Thank you so much for sharing this information. I had never heard of this type of Depression. I have to start journaling.🙏🙏

[drewgmdrm]

These losses in most cases cause an existential crisis. My suffered a psychotic break when i was nine, and no one was there for me to help me process and understand it. Without that and not able to grieve properly it became a death by 1000 paper cuts, as Boss describes it😢

[iampray]

"Grief is love's invoice and how lucky that we get to pay that bill"
This podcast was awesome. I thank both Sister Stephanie Sarazin and Dr. Binus for sharing this with us all. I found the information extremely helpful❤️‍🩹