A shocking grave robbery case collides with a tender, transformative conversation about grief and the ways we honor the dead and protect the living. We open with hard questions about the oddities market, consent, and the law, then move into the steady ground of compassion as grief companion and educator Terri Chaplin joins us to share how devastating loss reshaped her life’s work.
Terri Chaplin
Terri’s story spans years of caregiving, the death of her first husband, and the sudden loss of her son—a moment that shattered what she thought healing looked like. From that breaking came a brave reimagining: leaving a decades-long corporate role, relocating for renewal, and building a heart-centered grief practice rooted in presence instead of platitudes. She walks us through the simple, powerful tools that help mourners feel safe enough to feel—grounding the nervous system, making space for emotion without timelines, and honoring continuing bonds through small, meaningful rituals.
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