How do you acknowledge and give yourself permission to process both the big and small losses of life?

We all go through difficult times, and sometimes, you might find yourself carrying a sense of sadness, or a heaviness that’s difficult to articulate. These moments might catch you off-guard—especially if you have a great life. But keeping them inside can be very catastrophic to your present, your future, and the way you perceive your past.

My guest today is acclaimed grief educator, Christina Rasmussen. Christina has helped countless people break out of, what she calls, “the waiting room of grief”. She’s also the author of several books, and is here today to talk about her brand-new book, Invisible Loss: Recognizing and Healing the Unacknowledged Heartbreak of Everyday Grief

There are often every day invisible losses that get brushed aside because they’re deemed not important enough. But the hurt parts of yourself, even going all the way back to childhood, are still inside you and want to be seen. Listen in as Christina shows you how you can bring those pieces of yourself forward, effectively exiting that waiting room, so you can heal and thrive.

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How to Exit Survival Mode & Turn Rejection Into Recognition with Christina Rasmussen

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How to Exit Survival Mode & Turn Rejection Into Recognition with Christina Rasmussen