Losing someone is an unavoidable experience, and while everyone experiences grief, very few people are adept at dealing with it. So, in this episode, we invited Sherry Walling to speak about her substantial experience coping with loss and how she expressed her emotion to her children for them to understand and heal. Listen in to learn about the action steps to dealing with loss in a unique manner.

Key takeaways to listen for

Ways to overcome grief and settle your emotions
How to communicate grief to your children
The different levels of grief following the loss of a family member
2 simple ideas to educate children about the death of a loved one
Why is it important to allow your children to experience sadness?

About Sherry Walling

Dr. Sherry Walling is a clinical psychologist, speaker, podcaster, author, and mental health advocate. Her company, ZenFounder, helps entrepreneurs and leaders navigate transition, rapid growth, loss, and any manner of complex human experience.

She hosts the ZenFounder podcast, which has been called a “must listen” by both Forbes and Entrepreneur Magazine and has been downloaded more than 1,000,000 times. She was also the host of Mind Curious, a podcast series exploring innovations in mental health care via psychedelics.

Her new book, Touching Two Worlds, is a poetic, incisive exploration of grief and joy in the aftermath of loss. Her best-selling book, The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Keeping Your Shit Together, combines the insight and warmth of a therapist with the truth-telling mirth of someone who has been there.

Connect with Sherry

Website: Touching Two Worlds
Instagram: @sherrywalling
Twitter: @sherrywalling

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