Touching The Fire
Rio RichardsFrom feeling stuck and powerless in the aftermath of tragedy to finding your way to a new version of you with radical compassion and unapologetic clarity.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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When grief isn't just love with nowhere to go
There’s a heavy toll I see many grievers carry silently when their grief is tangled up with complicated emotions, like when the relationship itself was complex, and not a tidy narrative of they were the best, and I’d give anything to have t...
More Than One Loss at Once
There’s one common feeling I hear from grievers who experience multiple significant losses in short succession: the grief literature doesn’t seem to apply to me.
I’ve worked with a client whose parent died, and then months later they lost...
I'm used to not seeing him now.
I was sitting with a client recently, reflecting together on the hard work of adapting to life after loss. We talked about the impossible truth that they’d had no choice but to surrender to the many internal changes after tragedy that event...
[Glad You Asked]: No contact with family members after loss, chronic illness grief, processing in baby steps, & holding grief and rage for the same person
Important note: This is not therapy or coaching, and all views are my own.
Important note: This is not therapy or coaching, and all views are my own. Some questions may include mention of death and dying, including suicide. Please take goo...
When "sad" isn't the right word.
Recently I had a moment where the little whispers of overwhelm I’ve been feeling in certain areas of my life pooled and overflowed, and I found myself standing in my bathroom sending a voice note to my coach, crying and naming all of it wit...
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For the grievers who feel it everywhere. Therapist / writer / mama / artist
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