Grieving what never was

You’re listening to elephants in the room, where we open up about the things we usually keep quiet — the conversations we need, even when they feel uncomfortable. Here, vulnerability is our way forward, and honesty is what sets us free. For ad inquiries please email: ⁠nicole@58em ...  Show more

Today we’re joined by Madi Noelle, a health and wellness influencer certified in women’s hormone health. Not only is Madi a dear friend of mine, but she’s also experienced her own struggles with hormone imbalance and found true healing through a holistic approach. By learning how ...  Show more

Grief is universal—but it rarely feels that way when you’re in it.On this episode, Haesue sits down with writer and podcaster Misty Stinnett to unpack what grief really looks like: messy, unpredictable, and often very lonely. Misty shares the story of losing her father suddenly i ...  Show more

DREAM WITH US, and we’ll teach you how to interpret them!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

The death of a loved one is a loss that is part of the human condition and is universal. The Stranger -- mortality -- confronts us with a new ...

I share the framework of Francis Wellers gates of grief - all the grief in us that we have not acknowledged or processed - it’s in all of us We will all lose someone and something we love. This scares us and we run from acknowledging this. If we soften into it- we might know the ...  Show more

As a culture, we don’t know how to grieve. We’re expected to keep it together, stay strong, and move on, even though grief is one of the most universal human experiences. The truth is, when no one models how to grieve, it’s easy to feel lost, broken, or like you’re “doing it wron ...  Show more