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Enduring Grief

Enduring Grief

著者: Sarah Peterson LCSW |Fellow Griever| Founder of Clear Mourning a nonprofit dedicated to shifting the culture of grieving| experienced in hospice care| Familiar with Grief and Loss
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Enduring Grief - “Healing Practices & True Stories of Living After Loss" is a compassionate and insightful podcast dedicated to exploring the true nature of grief and loss. Hosted by Sarah Peterson, LCSW, along with frequent guests Dr. Marlis Beier and Dr. Dean Sharpe, both seasoned physicians who have spent their lives caring for others, including grievers. This podcast roots into the complex and often misunderstood journey of grieving. Through real stories, honest conversations, and expert insights, we uncover the realities of living with loss, challenging the traditional stages of grief and embracing the full spectrum of emotions that come with it. Whether you're navigating your own grief or supporting someone through theirs, "Enduring Grief" offers a space to find connection, comfort, healing practices, and practical guidance. Each episode brings a blend of personal experiences, therapeutic practices, and discussions on how to cope with the everyday challenges of loss. From answering the simple yet loaded question, "How are you?" to exploring the deeper emotional waves that come with grieving, we aim to support you through every step of living after loss. Join us weekly as we walk through this journey together, offering insights, tools, and the encouragement needed to heal. With a commitment to shifting the culture of grief through support, innovation, and awareness, "Enduring Grief" is here to remind you that there is no right or wrong way to grieve—you are free to mourn in a way that feels true to you.Copyright 2026 Sarah Peterson, LCSW | Clear Mourning 個人的成功 心理学 心理学・心の健康 社会科学 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Divorce Grief: How to Heal, Rebuild, and Find Yourself After Marriage Ends with Steph Kafoury - 23
    2026/05/19

    What happens when the marriage ends, but the grief stays? In this honest and deeply human conversation, Sarah welcomes divorce coach Steph Kafoury to talk about the loss that can come with divorce, even when leaving was the right choice. They speak with care and humor about anger, sadness, identity, parenting, dating, support, and learning to trust yourself without needing a perfect plan. Steph shares how divorce coaching helps people move from “we” to “me,” while Sarah connects divorce grief to the larger pain of living after loss. Together, they remind listeners that healing has no set timeline, kids need love and safety, and small daily choices can help you find hope while life changes around you.

    Before becoming a life coach, Steph Kafoury built a dynamic career as an international advertising executive in Amsterdam, a yoga instructor, and the founder of a marketing consultancy. Each chapter taught her something vital about human connection, resilience, and the importance of living with intention.

    Her greatest transformation, however, came in 2023, when her marriage ended. What began as a breaking point became a breakthrough — the experience that reshaped not just her life, but her purpose.

    That season of uncertainty revealed the heart of her work: helping women navigate the raw, beautiful, and often messy process of rediscovering themselves after major life transitions.

    Steph lives in Bend, Oregon with her three amazing kids and their yellow lab, Sabrina. Together, they fill their days with hiking, skiing, travel, and spontaneous adventure. She believes that healing doesn’t happen by running from your story — it happens when you finally embrace it.

    Connect with Steph:

    Web: www.riselifecoach.com

    IG: @divorcecoachsteph

    Episode highlights:

    (0:25) Introducing divorce as a real form of grief

    (2:54) Feeling the full range of emotions after divorce

    (4:03) What a divorce coach does

    (6:55) Coaching vs. therapy

    (9:31) Knowing when you are ready to date or move forward

    (11:55) Feeling alone in divorce grief

    (17:46) The real losses that come with divorce

    (20:49) How men and women may process divorce differently

    (25:07) Why support matters

    (26:39) Naming and feeling emotions

    (29:33) Self-care, daily rituals, and finding hope

    (34:03) Certainty, guarantees, and making hard decisions

    (39:56) Where to find Steph and final reflections

    Connect with Sarah:

    ✅ Instagram: instagram.com/clearmourning

    ✅ Official Website: clearmourning.org

    Follow us on Instagram: @ClearMourning

    Stay inspired with daily reflections, quotes on healing, and behind-the-scenes content from the podcast.

    Love What You Hear?

    Leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform—it helps others discover these stories of healing. And if this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who might benefit. Word of mouth is the best way to spread healing and hope.

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    42 分
  • Grief, Art, and Finding Beauty After Loss with Mary Marquiss - 22
    2026/05/12

    What if the pain you never asked for could still become a place where beauty, courage, and connection grow? In this heartfelt Season 3 conversation of Enduring Grief, Sarah Peterson, LCSW welcomes artist and author Mary Marquiss to discuss Behind the Painting: An Artist’s Memoir. Mary shares how painting and writing helped her live through miscarriages, divorce, family suicide, stroke, cancer, betrayal, and deep grief. Together, Sarah and Mary talk about letting go, trusting change, asking for help, and honoring both anger and gratitude without shame. This episode offers a kind reminder that grief has no set timeline, healing can look many ways, and even in the darkest seasons, we do not have to face loss alone.

    Mary Marquiss has been an art teacher and artist for thirty years, and is the forthcoming author of ‘Behind the Painting – An Artist’s Memoir”. Through serious life challenges, including divorce, family suicide, and cancer, Marquiss discovered a relationship with her art in the form of a circular language. If you have ever faced what felt like insurmountable life challenges, her stories and paintings will inspire you. With a degree in psychology, and both an artist and writer, the most provocative element to her paintings is their personal content.

    Learn more about Mary:

    Web - https://marymarquiss.com/

    IG - https://www.instagram.com/mary.marquiss/

    FB - https://www.facebook.com/MaryMarquissArtist/

    Grab a copy of her book: https://www.amazon.com/Behind-Painting-Artists-Mary-Marquiss-ebook/dp/B0GNSHVP86?ref_=ast_author_mpb

    Episode highlights:

    (1:03) Season 3 begins and Mary Marquiss is introduced

    (3:17) Mary shares the heart behind Behind the Painting

    (5:24) Living through loss, divorce, stroke, and cancer

    (7:05) Change, letting go, and choosing your response

    (8:40) Empathy, support, and being present with pain

    (14:57) Art as a way to listen to the body and heal

    (19:31) Betrayal, forgiveness, and the time it takes

    (25:21) Choosing beauty while still honoring darkness

    (33:42) Reaching out and remembering you are not alone

    (35:00) Self-kindness, rest, and caring for your whole self

    Connect with Sarah:

    ✅ Instagram: instagram.com/clearmourning

    ✅ Official Website: clearmourning.org

    Follow us on Instagram: @ClearMourning

    Stay inspired with daily reflections, quotes on healing, and behind-the-scenes content from the podcast.

    Love What You Hear?

    Leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform—it helps others discover these stories of healing. And if this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who might benefit. Word of mouth is the best way to spread healing and hope.

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    46 分
  • Grief Hit Me Again 10 Years Later -21
    2026/05/11

    What happens when grief returns years later and knocks the breath out of you all over again? In this episode, Sarah Peterson, LCSW opens up about the deep waves of grief she faced nearly 10 years after losing her child and her dad within just a few months. With honesty and care, she shares why grief is not something we “finish,” but something we keep practicing as life changes. This season expands the conversation beyond death loss to include divorce grief, illness grief, mental health grief, and other painful life changes. Sarah also introduces the new video format, the mission of Clear Morning, and the heart behind this podcast: real stories, practical support, and a reminder that no one has to grieve alone.

    Key Timestamps:

    (0:32) Welcome to Enduring Grief and the mission of Clear Morning

    (1:20) Season 3 introduction and what listeners can expect

    (2:02) Expanding grief beyond death loss

    (3:42) Exciting new video format on YouTube

    (4:17) Sarah’s personal grief story

    (5:13) Why grief is a practice

    (6:36) Guests sharing healing practices and true stories

    (6:52) Clear Morning’s mission and podcast purpose

    (7:39) Looking for hope in later grief chapters

    (8:30) Building community and feeling less alone

    (9:45) Closing reminder: there is no right or wrong way to grieve

    Connect with Sarah:

    ✅ Instagram: instagram.com/clearmourning

    ✅ Official Website: clearmourning.org

    Follow us on Instagram: @ClearMourning

    Stay inspired with daily reflections, quotes on healing, and behind-the-scenes content from the podcast.

    Love What You Hear?

    Leave us a review on your favorite podcast platform—it helps others discover these stories of healing. And if this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who might benefit. Word of mouth is the best way to spread healing and hope.

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    10 分
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