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On this blog, I share stories and insights on navigating loss, overcoming grief through transitional times, and moving through challenging seasons of life.
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“Late Summer Blues – When Grief Feels Heavier in the Heat”
As the sun blazes and the world seems to be in full bloom, grief can feel especially out of place—and unbearably heavy.
Late summer, with its long days and slow rhythms, can stir deep emotions. The warmth may bring back memories of people no longer here, or intensify the ache of what’s missing. In this post, we explore why grief can feel more intense during the heat of late summer—and how to navigate the emotional weight it brings.
3 minute read PLUS downloadable 7 Calming Practices PDF