Encouragementology
Encouragementology
Making Sense of Loss and Moving Forward
Making Sense of Loss and Moving Forward
Making Sense of Loss and Moving Forward
Tuesday 12th October 2021
Join Kendell Boysen on 'Encouragementology' for compassionate insights into coping with loss and grief. Find support and practical advice for healing.
44 minutes
Encouraging
Hopeful
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Healing
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Your feelings are normal and it's important to remember that at some point it will get better. You have the right to grieve and no one, including yourself, can tell you when it's time to end that process.
How do you make sense of loss and find a way to move forward? In this heartfelt episode of 'Encouragementology', life and recovery coach Kendell Boysen tackles the challenging topic of grief. Kendell doesn’t claim to have all the answers but offers a comforting space to explore the complex emotions that come with loss. Whether you're dealing with a significant tragedy or the slow erosion of something dear, this episode provides a compassionate guide to coping and healing.
Kendell emphasizes that coping is a deeply personal journey. Some may seek solace in the company of family and friends, while others might need time alone to process their feelings. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to grief, and that's perfectly okay. Kendell encourages listeners to be gentle with themselves, recognizing that everyone’s experience with loss is unique.
The episode sheds light on the various forms of loss, from life-altering events to missed opportunities, and acknowledges that each brings its own set of challenges. Kendell shares practical tips for navigating these difficult times, such as writing down your feelings, embracing the benefits of being single, and even listing your ex’s annoying qualities as a way to move past a breakup.
One of the most powerful messages in this episode is that it’s okay not to be strong all the time. Feeling sad, scared, or lonely is a natural response to loss. Kendell reassures listeners that there’s no need to put on a brave face for others; it's more important to be true to your emotions. As the episode wraps up, Kendell leaves listeners with a hopeful reminder: your feelings are valid, and healing is possible.
If you’re struggling with loss or grief, this episode offers support, compassion, and practical advice to help you on your journey toward healing.