Imagine being 4-months pregnant with your first child when you find out your marriage is suddenly over. Dr. Sari Green shares how she survived devastation and found her road forward. Listen in as psychiatrist, Dr. Jennifer Reid, learns about her vulnerable, courageous journey of healing after loss.
Topics we Discuss:
*How she found the help she needed at the beginning
*Why being called "resilient" was so triggering
*Grieving the loss of her expected life
*How she has emerged stronger than ever
Dr. Sari Green is a physician with a background in both Traditional Chinese Medicine and western medicine. She is a single mom, certified life coach and general surgeon, now working non-clinically as a subject matter expert in CDI. She created Lotus Coaching to help women shift from surviving to thriving through big, disorienting life transitions.
With extensive experience around addiction, infidelity and high-conflict divorce, Dr. Green works with women who want to uncover the infinite possibility buried under the ruins of their dismantled reality. She provides 1:1 coaching helping clients release the past, reclaim the present and create a bright and beautiful future. Dr. Green can be reached at Sari@GreenLotusCoaching.com or sarigreenmd.com.
References from Episode:
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