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The Good Enough ProfessorAcademic Grief with Chinasa ElueA discussion with Chinasa Elue, grief researcher and grief coach, about the many ways that grief shows up in academic life. We talk about assuming that grief is present on campus and embracing the awkwardness of tending to grief, and we explore what grief leadership could look like on campus (and why academic leaders should cry if they feel like it). Chinasa shares the small actions we can take to create more grief-conscious academic spaces. And throughout it all, we laugh a lot! Find the transcript for Episode 15, “Academic Grief with Chinasa Elue” here. Mentioned in this epis...2024-11-1250 min

Wellness with EACEp.37: Navigating Grief, Growth, and Career with Dr. Chinasa Elue🎧 New Episode: Navigating Grief, Growth, and Career with Dr. Chinasa Elue 🎧 How do we find strength and resilience through life’s toughest moments? In this week's episode of Wellness with EAC, host Nicole Gwanzura dives into a powerful conversation with Dr. Chinasa Elue—professor, speaker, grief coach, and founder of True Titans Consulting Group. Dr. Chinasa shares her journey from a bicultural background to building a career in higher education, embracing her voice, and becoming a grief advocate. Key topics include: 🌿 The journey of finding your voice and professional alignment💔 Transforming gri...2024-10-3037 min

Your Words UnleashedEp. 66 - Leaving Academia, Part 4: Grieving the Loss of Professional Identity (with Dr. Chinasa Elue)Send us a textWhen I left the academy roughly two years ago, I had many challenging emotions to navigate. I felt angry, sad, and afraid of what would come next in my life and new business. I was surprised by the depth of these emotions because I had been working diligently towards leaving my faculty position for several years. I also knew I wasn’t the only one.So, in this fourth installment of my series on Leaving Academia, I am thrilled to have someone with extensive knowledge of how to navigate these complex em...2024-10-2229 min

CareerTALKS PodcastEpisode #144 Navigating Grief Through a Career TransistionDr. Chinasa Elue is a Grief Coach, Speaker & Workshop Facilitator and Award-Winning Professor. She is also the Co-founder and True Titan Consulting Group. This episode was jaw dropping and eye-opening experience. Dr. Elue shared the multiple steps to grief and practical advice on how to identify and navigate it. Guest: Dr. Chinasa Elue 🌐drchinasaelue.com 📧info@drchinasaelue.com Host: Orlando Haynes 🌐https://careertalkspodcast.com 📧Info@careertalkspodcast.com 📕https://bit.ly/46PTX8l 2024-09-1147 min

Naija Girl Talks PodcastS5E5: Naija Girl GriefIn this heartfelt episode of Naija Girl Talks, Olamide sits down with grief coach Dr. Chinasa Elue to explore the unique journey of grieving as a Nigerian woman. They delve into cultural nuances, family dynamics, and personal experiences that shape the grieving process within the Nigerian community. Together, they uncover strategies for healing, finding strength in vulnerability, and embracing grief as a natural part of life.🇳🇬 Cast members:Olamide | @UrbanDisciple Dr. Chinasa Elue | @DrChinasaElue Dr. Chinasa Elue is a professor, speaker, grief coach, and the CEO and Founder of True Titans Consulting Group. She is an expert...2024-08-2148 min

Grieving in ColorSeason 2 RecapAs we wrap up this season, I took a moment in this episode to reflect on the incredible stories, insights, and moments of healing that we've shared together. 'Grieving in Color' began as a vision, a space where we could explore the many facets of grief, from the depths of sorrow to the heights of hope. And what a journey it's been.This episode is a moment of appreciation and reflection on our shared journey, highlighting the importance of intentional conversations in understanding and navigating grief. Join me in looking back at the progress we’ve made and th...2024-08-0613 min

Grieving in ColorSupporting Youth Who Have Lost Their Mother with Mary Torrence WilliamsIn this episode of the Grieving in Color podcast, I sat down with Mary Torrance Williams, the inspiring founder and executive director of Students Without Mothers, Inc. This nonprofit organization has been making a significant impact by supporting youth who have lost their mothers through scholarships, life coaching, and grief counseling for the past 20 years.Mary's journey into founding the organization began with a personal story that resonates deeply, and since its inception in 2004, Students Without Mothers has been a beacon of hope for many. Our discussion touched on all this along with the incredible success stories of...2024-07-3026 min

Grieving in ColorExploring the Grief Experiences of Black Women in Higher Education with Dr Sakeena EverettWelcome to another episode of Grieving in Color. This week, we have the privilege of diving deep into the unique grief experiences of Black women in higher education with this week’s guest, Dr. Sakeena Everett.An assistant professor and grief researcher, Dr. Everett shared her personal grief journey and how it inspired her to create the intersectional grief literacies framework. This innovative tool is specifically tailored to help Black women in academia navigate their grief journey in a supportive and empowering way.We explored the intricate layers of grief intertwined with race, gender, and the un...2024-07-2342 min

Grieving in ColorSpirituality and GriefWe're going to dive into a topic that I have been wanting to talk about for some time; the intersection of spirituality and grief. Drawing from my personal journey as a Christian navigating the loss of my mother, we’ll delve into the initial shock of her stage four cancer diagnosis (while I was pregnant with my second child), to the eventual loss and grieving process that followed.Through poignant reflections and intimate anecdotes, I offer insights into the ways in which faith can serve as a source of comfort and strength during times of immense grief. Whether yo...2024-07-1630 min

Grieving in ColorGrief after Divorce with Chiso UkoDivorce often signifies the conclusion of a significant chapter, evoking a myriad of emotions akin to grief. In this episode, I have the privilege of chatting with Chiso Ori Uko, a remarkably resilient individual who generously shares her profound journey through the turbulent storm of divorce.Born and raised in Nigeria along with her parents and five siblings, Chiso moved to the United States in 2006 at the age of 17 for college. Her four loves are Jesus, her family and friends, and her patients. Chiso has a heart for worship, is an avid reader, a fitness enthusiast, and enjoys...2024-07-0940 min

Grieving in ColorReintegrating Into Work After Loss (Strategies and Tips)In this episode, we're delving into the complexities of reintegrating into work after experiencing a significant loss. Grieving doesn't operate on a set timeline, and the prospect of resuming work responsibilities can be intimidating. I'll be sharing personal reflections and suggesting strategies to help you navigate this tough journey, underscoring the importance of communication, support systems, and self-care in the workplace.Reintegrating into work after a loss is a deeply personal journey that requires patience, self-awareness, and support. Remember to communicate your needs, set boundaries, and prioritize self-care as you navigate grief in the workplace. Healing takes time...2024-07-0225 min

Grieving in ColorGrieving the Loss of Motherhood Possibilities/Infertility with Alisha J.Hey there! Welcome to another episode of the Grieving in Color podcast. We're diving deep into a conversation about navigating grief around infertility, and we have the wonderful Alisha J sharing her story with us.Alisha is not only an entrepreneur, but also an author and fertility advocate. On top of that, she is a mentor specializing in purpose, confidence, and transformation. She's got a lot more cool stuff going on, like hosting the Church Girl Reality online radio show, and co-hosting the Journey to Motherhood podcast. Alisha is all about empowering women to walk confidently in their...2024-06-2536 min

Grieving in ColorNavigating Death Anniversaries and MilestonesHey good people! Welcome to Season 2 of the Grieving in Color podcast. In this episode, we delve into the nuanced experience of death anniversaries. What are they, and how do they impact our lives? Join me as I explore the emotions, memories, and coping strategies surrounding a significant milestone in my grief journey in anticipation of the 5th anniversary of my mother's passing.This upcoming milestone, coinciding with what would have been her 60th birthday, brings forth a flood of emotions and reflections. From missed memories to regrets and the desire for a different approach to life, I...2024-06-1825 min

Grieving in ColorSeason 2 TrailerWelcome to Season Two of the Grieving in Color Podcast.In season one, we delved into real stories of resilience, featuring guests who found strength in sorrow, love in loss, and walked through the dualities of finding joy even in the midst of their pain.This season, we will explore the profound intersections of grief and spirituality. Our guests will dive in deeper on topics such as grieving divorce, infertility, and losing colleagues on the job, as well as uncovering the ways in which their faith and spiritual practices provided solace, strength, and a sense of c...2024-06-1101 min

Grieving in ColorReflections, Insights, and Continuing the Grief JourneyHello dear listeners! Welcome and thank you for tuning in to the final episode of Grieving in Color. As we wrap up this first season, I want to take time to reflect on the incredible stories, insights, and moments of healing that we’ve shared together. This podcast began as a vision of a space where we could explore the many facets of grief, from the depths of sorrow to the heights of hope. I am so grateful that you followed along on this journey. And what a journey it’s been!To connect further with...2023-12-1226 min

Grieving in ColorLiving in the Dualities of Grief and Joy with Dr. Pamela LardeHello good people! Welcome back to this episode of Grieving in Color! Today I am excited to talk with Dr. Pamela Larde about living in the dualities of grief and joy. Dr. Larde is a professor, coach, author, business owner, and Director of Education for the Institute of Coaching. She is committed to engaging in the work of advancing the reach and commitment of the coaching profession to serve and build up heart-centered leaders around the world. Her research focuses on race and gender dynamics, self-motivation, joy resilience, and posttraumatic growth. She is the first black female-owned ICF-accredited coaching school...2023-12-0545 min

Grieving in ColorNavigating Anticipatory Grief and Caretaking with Dr. Kamesha SpatesHello good people! Welcome back to this episode of Grieving in Color! I am so excited to talk with Dr. Kamesha Spates about navigating caretaking and anticipatory grief. Dr. Kamesha Spates is an Endowed Chair, Speaker, Award Winning Mental Health Equity Researcher, and Suicidologist. Kamesha has 20 years of community-based research experience in her areas of specialization including race and gender-based stressors, the African-American experience, mental health, and suicidology. She has published dozens of articles and two books on these topics. In her free time, she enjoys reading, meditating, watching documentaries, listening to podcasts, and spending time with her husband and...2023-11-2854 min

Grieving in ColorEmotions and Grief When it’s Time to Sunset a Business with AdeOla FadumiyeHello good people! Welcome to the newest episode of Grieving in Color. We will be discussing a different type of grief that we experience in career transitions as entrepreneurs. It’s the grief and emotions we experience when we make the decision to shut our businesses down. In order to have this dialogue I have a phenomenal guest, AdeOla Fademiye. She is the Founder and Director of Production at Cyrs & Tiana, a full-service strategic and creative production agency, where she develops shows and manages the strategic, logistics, and creative details of podcast and video productions. With more than a decade of...2023-11-2143 min

Grieving in ColorGrieving in the Midst of Career TransitionsHello good people! Thank you for tuning in to the Grieving in Color podcast! When we think about grief, we often think of the loss of a loved one, but grief can happen in other areas of our lives as well. Today we will discuss the grief that occurs when we are in the midst of a career transition. This could be a voluntary, and even joyful, change or it could be an involuntary change due to a variety of situations. By discussing this topic, I hope to acknowledge how difficult these transitions can be and give you strategies to...2023-11-1424 min

Grieving in ColorGrieving Friendship with Kristen “KB” NewtonGrief is deeply personal and oftentimes a complex experience. When we have a friendship that ends, there can be so many unresolved issues and most especially, grief. Today we will discuss the grief we experience when a friendship ends with our guest Kristen “KB” Newton. With more and more adults struggling to have deep, meaningful connections in their relationships, KB has made it her mission to champion deep, meaningful connections with a practical Framework called H.E.A.R.T. Convos. I’m so excited to have a conversation about creating deep bonds with others, how to reconcile with others, and wh...2023-11-0752 min

Grieving in ColorNavigating Grief as an Ada with Ekene OnuHello good people! On today’s episode of Grieving in Color, we will be exploring the grief that the Ada of the family navigates with the loss of a parent or loved one. An Ada is the first born daughter in a Nigerian family who carries a pivotal leadership role in the family and stewards and breaks forth a pathway for those who are following behind her. The cultural nuances and expectations are especially unique in the context of grief. To help us unpack this important topic I talk with Ekene Onu, a certified Change Leadership Consultant and fellow Ada. 2023-10-311h 10

Grieving in ColorCoping Strategies for GriefWelcome to the very first episode of Grieving in Color, a podcast that explores the various ways we navigate our experiences with grief and find the courage to heal. Today I share my own story of loss, and the colors that have emerged from it. My hope is that by sharing my experience, it will help others walk through their own grief journey. Coping with the loss of my mom wasn’t easy, it still isn’t. However, I’ve found a few strategies that have helped me manage the feelings of loss. My hope is that they will help you co...2023-10-2427 min

Grieving in ColorGrieving in Color Podcast TrailerIn a world where conversations on grief are often perceived as being taboo, we invite you to experience all of the sides of grief. Welcome to the Grieving in Color Podcast with your host, Dr. Chinasa Elue, professor, speaker, and grief coach.Grieving in Color is a podcast journey that explores the many shades of grief and how we navigate loss while finding the courage to celebrate life's vibrancy. Here, we embrace grief not as a one-dimensional experience of sadness, but as a spectrum of emotions, a palette of feelings that colors our lives, even in the face...2023-10-0601 min

Good Teaching with Dr. Toyin AlliNavigating Academia with Authenticity: Dr. Chinasa Elue's Journey of EmpowermentIn this heartfelt podcast episode, Dr. Chinasa Elue, an accomplished educator and visionary founder of True Titans Consulting Group, shares her journey as a new tenure track faculty member, revealing the challenges she encountered as a woman of color. Dr. Elue's experiences reflect the importance of authenticity, connection, and breaking molds in academia. Her insights serve as a guiding light for both new and experienced educators navigating the complexities of the teaching profession.Connect with Dr. Chinasa Elue📖 Care for Faculty in Challenging Times: Considerations for Exploring Hope and HealingWebsite: www.drchinasaelue.com...2023-08-1400 min

Black Woman LeadingS4E10: Managing Grief from Career Transitions with Dr. Chinasa ElueOften when we think of grief, we think about the loss of a loved one. However, grief is present in all our life transitions….including our career transitions. Perhaps you spent years of education and training for a particular career path, only to later discover that that path is not what you want to do. Or, perhaps you had to abruptly leave a toxic workplace and there is some lingering residue from the emotional and mental experience you had there. These common situations involve a degree of grief. In this enlightening episode, Dr. Chinasa Elue, a profe...2023-07-2051 min

First Class Life®Crafting Your Own Narrative [Episode 20, Dr. Chinasa Elue]Dr. Chinasa Elue discusses navigating obstacles in professional settings and her recovery process from the loss of her mother. Key Points:•Young black professionals in academia•Dealing with microaggressions•Self-compassion•Embracing the pivot and change•“What do I need?”•Grief in leadership•Crying = Strength•Crafting your own narrativeGUEST LINKS•Website: www.drchinasaelue.com •Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drchinasaelue/•Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drchinasaelue/ABOUT THE GUESTDr. Chinasa Elue (she/her/hers) is an associate professor of Educational Leadership and Higher Educ...2022-08-151h 00

Unconditionally Worthy PodcastEP 45: Navigating Grief and Tapping Into Your Inner Titan with Dr. Chinasa ElueIn this episode of The Unconditionally Worthy Podcast, I welcome Dr. Chinasa Elue, a professor, speaker, coach, and CEO of True Titans Consulting Group. Tune in as Dr. Chinasa and I discuss the insights she has gained from her own experiences with grief as well as the research she has done on grief and leadership. We also talk about what it means to tap into your inner titan, truly own your power, and show up and share your gifts with the world.IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT…Dr. Chinasa’s self-worth journey: Proving hers...2022-04-1946 min

Teaching in Higher EdUnpacking Resilience & GriefChinasa Elue, Laura Howard, & Este Jordan on unpacking resilience and grief on episode 397 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast.Quotes from the episodePeople are grieving and hurting.-Chinasa ElueResilience is an incongruent term to describe our lived experiences right now.-Chinasa ElueLanguage is power.-Laura HowardWe have the opportunity now to really reimagine what higher education can look like if we center it on those that work...2022-03-3144 min

Teaching in Higher EdUnpacking Resilience & Grief, with Chinasa Elue, Laura Howard, & Este JordanChinasa Elue, Laura Howard, & Este Jordan on unpacking resilience and grief on episode 397 of the Teaching in Higher Ed podcast. Quotes from the episode People are grieving and hurting. -Chinasa Elue Resilience is an incongruent term to describe our lived experiences right now. -Chinasa Elue Language is power. -Laura Howard We have the opportunity now to really reimagine what higher education can look like if we center it on those that work with us and those that we serve. -Chinasa Elue 2022-03-3144 min

LollieTaskingLevel up Your 2021 with Dr. ChinasaOn today’s episode, we chat with Dr. Chinasa Elue on micro aggression and the imposter syndrome amongst high achieving women. She is an associated professor, speaker, executive and life coach, where she is the CEO and founder of True Titans Consulting Group. She is also the founder of the "Brand Your Genius Academy" and serve as a business strategist and coach to academics and higher educational professionals who are looking to package their genius to launch a profitable business based on their expertise. Boss'n + Mom'n & LollieTasking is a self improvement podcast for professional women who want to...2021-01-2154 min

This Prof Life Podcast: Women of Color in Higher EducationDr. Chinasa Elue Encouraging Leadership and Owning Your Genius Part 1In Part 1 of this episode on This Prof Life, we share the academic journey of Dr. Chinasa Elue. Dr. Elue is an associate professor of educational leadership, Author, Speaker, and Life Coach. In addition to her professional work, she is a wife and mom. Dr. Elue began her career at a research one institution, the dream job for many academics. The dream soon became the stuff of nightmares. She tells us how her experience was so challenging that at one point, it put her health at risk. She almost left the academy. Instead Dr. Elue decided to...2020-09-1543 min

This Prof Life Podcast: Women of Color in Higher EducationDr. Chinasa Elue on Administration in Higher Education, Marriage and MotherhoodAfter landing her dream job right out of her doctoral program, Dr. Chinasa Elue, entered the academy. Her start was pretty rough, though, when she took her first faculty position at a Research 1 institution. If you haven’t heard that episode yet, be sure to go back and listen to that one. You won’t be disappointed. In this episode, Part 2, Dr. Elue, shares with us her journey to starting a business, motherhood and the loss of her own mother not too long afterwards. Her journey to being a success in the academy is one that we can a...2020-09-1542 min $The \$ The "P" Word PodcastEP 056: Racial Trauma In The Workplace With Dr. Chinasa ElueIn today's episode, we are having a discussion about Racial Trauma In The Workplace with Dr. Chinasa Elue and Davia Lassiter. This is an episode that you don't want to miss! Be sure to share with your friends and co-workers as well.Please go show Dr. Chinasa Elue love and support you can find her on Instagram and on her website at https://www.drchinasaelue.comJoin our Facebook Insiders Group here! https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepwordpodcastinsiders/2020-09-0953 min $The \$ The "P" Word PodcastRacial Trauma In The Workplace With Dr. Chinasa ElueWe are excited for today's episode as we continue to have conversations about race and racial inequality in our communities. In today's episode, we are having a discussion about Racial Trauma In The Workplace with Dr. Chinasa Elue and Davia Lassiter. This is an episode that you don't want to miss! Be sure to share with your friends and co-workers as well. Don't forget to follow Dr. Chinasa Elue and Davia Lassiter on their respective platforms. Dr. Chinasa Elue- Website, Instagram, Facebook Davia Lassiter- Facebook, Website 2020-09-0900 min