Description
Loss can take us out at the knees. Suddenly we are catapulted into a new emotional landscape, one filled with overwhelm, vulnerability, and an increased need for support and self-compassion. How can we update and augment the field of healing and support that addresses grief with our new knowledge about what happens to body and brain in grief? What kinds of emotions live within grief? What is the difference between grief and suffering? How can resonance support us in the grieving process? Join Sarah Peyton for a deep dive into these questions.
This recording with powerpoint visuals covers:
- Brief Review of the Brain and the Way Emotion Affects us
- The Neurophysiology of Grief
- The Complex Emotional Landscape of Grief
- Grief vs. Suffering
- A Path to Support and Self-Compassion: Empathy
- Questions and time for integration