Stephanie Sarazin never imagined she would work in “the grief space” until a devastating loss flipped her world inside out. Stephanie found her way through the pain and became a writer, an accidental grief researcher, a TEDx curator, and ultimately, an experiential expert in ambiguous grief. Her book, SOULBROKEN, A Guidebook for Your Journey Through Ambiguous Grief, is a Nautilus Book Awards winner and a runaway bestseller.
STEPHANIE SARAZIN
Website: https://stephaniesarazin.com/
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KARA KAVENSKY
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Sponsored by: Adam Gibson Design and Remain Relevant, a corporate storytelling masterclass
Produced by: Marilou Marosz
Original music written and performed by: Adam W. Gibson
TOPICS
[01:10] Introduction: Stephanie Sarazin
[01:57] Writing about grief
[02:42] Feedback on book and non-death loss grief
[04:40] Using visualization for healing
[07:28] Hope and ambiguous grief
[10:18] External hope vs. internal hope
[12:45] Ambiguous grief is valid and real
[13:49] Mary-Frances O'Connor, PhD, books and research
[14:48] Ritual as a response to loss
[16:21] The role of memory in healing
[20:56] Witnessing the grief of others
