Grief doesn't only come from death. Sometimes it comes from the slow loss of a relationship, an identity, a place you used to belong.

In this episode of Untethering Shame, I sit down with Marcia Earhart, a grief and trauma-informed coach, mediator, and HeartSync minister, for a raw conversation about estrangement, complicated grief, and what it actually costs to belong somewhere you have to disappear to stay.

Marcia and I hold genuinely opposing beliefs. We chose curiosity anyway. That choice is the episode.

We get into why estrangement is rarely about politics, how social media manufactures division, why avoidance damages more than conflict ever will, and why waiting for time to heal you is the quietest way to stay stuck.

This conversation is for you if:

You have lost someone who is still alive
You have shrunk yourself to keep a seat at a table
You avoid hard conversations and call it peace
You are grieving a version of yourself you cannot get back

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