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By Coach Uddy

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22 Apr

What To Do When Grief Strains Your Relationships

Grief has a way of altering everything—your emotions, priorities, and even your relationships. Whether you’ve lost a spouse, a sibling, a parent, or a close friend, the impact of loss can strain your marriage, friendships and other relationships in ways you never imagined. Grief does not only change you—it exposes…

By Coach Uddy

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20 Apr

How Should the Workplace Respond When a Colleague Dies?

The death of a colleague is a unique kind of grief—one that is often overlooked, uncomfortable, and challenging to navigate. Unlike personal losses, workplace grief exists in an environment that prioritizes deadlines, productivity, and bottom lines. When tragedy strikes, should businesses press forward as if nothing happened, or should they…

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18 Apr

Grieving the Aging Process: When There is a Stranger in the Mirror

Ageing is often seen as a natural part of life — a journey we should embrace with grace and gratitude. But what happens when each wrinkle feels like a loss? When the reflection staring back at you in the mirror feels unfamiliar, even distant? This is the grief no one…

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17 Apr

Children Grieve Too, Just Differently

The Overlooked Grief of a Bereaved Child When a child loses a sibling, adults often assume their grief is less intense and, perhaps, less complex than that of parents. Consequently, the overwhelming focus tends to be on the parents’ sorrow, thereby minimising, ignoring or misunderstanding the surviving child’s pain minimised,…

By Coach Uddy

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16 Apr

Lace Up & Let Go: “Hike to Heal” Comes Up This May

This May, Dazzling Grit, your trusted grief mentorship and counselling community, invites you to join us as we “Hike To Heal” — an uplifting, soul-nourishing hiking expedition dedicated to raising awareness about grief, healing, and emotional wellbeing Whether you’re grieving the loss of a loved one, a relationship, a dream,…

By Coach Uddy

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16 Apr

Strong People Don’t Need Therapy – Or Do They?

In many communities—especially among people of African descent—therapy is often seen as unnecessary, indulgent, or even shameful. “Why talk to a stranger when you have family?” “Just pray about it.” “Be strong.” These words echo through our culture, reinforcing the dangerous myth that seeking grief therapy is a sign of…

What To Do When Grief Strains Your Relationships

How Should the Workplace Respond When a Colleague Dies?

Grieving the Aging Process: When There is a Stranger in the Mirror

Children Grieve Too, Just Differently

Lace Up & Let Go: “Hike to Heal” Comes Up This May

Strong People Don’t Need Therapy – Or Do They?

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