by Katie Zicarelli
Good Grief Bites is here to provide you with small bites of grief tips, support and information through listener submitted questions, interviews, and community conversations. Hosted by Katie Zicarelli, licensed clinical social worker, grief advocate, and widow. Follow me on social media Instagram @goodgriefbites TikTok @goodgriefbites
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April 8, 2022
<p>On this weeks episode we talk about how do you know when you are ready for certain steps that happen after a loss and my thoughts on not making any changes in the first year. </p> <p>Submit a question to be answered on future episodes of the podcast by going to www.goodgriefbites.com/podcast or emailing goodgriefbites@gmail.com </p> <p>For small bites of no BS grief support, follow me on TikTok and Instagram @goodgriefbites </p> <p>*Disclaimer* This episode is generalized advice on how to know when you may or may not be ready for steps after a loss. Please be sure to consult with your individual mental health professionals and consider your specific situation when making decisions. </p>
April 1, 2022
<p>There’s some arguments over what’s the right and wrong way to grieve. Let’s look at why this conversation is even happening, what might be “normal” in grief and when you might want to consider getting help. </p> <p>**Content Warning for brief mentions of thoughts of wanting to die, mostly in reference to what is “normal” and what might involve additional support needed.</p> <p>As a reminder, the discussion around what may be normal and when to consider further help are generalized and do not speak to specific situations. Please always consider your specific situation and refer to your own individual mental health professionals. </p> <p>Be sure to follow me @goodgriefbites on Instagram and TikTok for small bites of no BS grief support </p> <p>Submit a question to be answered on a future episode by emailing goodgriefbites@gmail.com or www.goodgriefbites.com/podcast </p> <p>Resources: </p> <p>Suicide Hotline: 800-273-8255</p> <p>Crisis text line: Text HOME to 741741</p> <p>Therapist Directories:</p> <ul> <li>inclusivetherapist.com</li> <li>openpathcollective.org</li> <li>therapyden.com</li> </ul> <p>Additional Websites:</p> <ul> <li>www.dontcallthepolice.com -for crisis support in your area with alternative to calling police</li> <li>www.Refugeingrief.com -great resource for support for yourself and others</li> <li>www.Whatsyourgrief.com -great resource for all things grief</li> </ul>
February 25, 2022
This weeks episode we talk about getting to the “acceptance stage”, how the expression, “let me know if you need anything” can be really unsupportive, and if it’s unfaithful to date again after your spouse dies.
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Good Grief Bites is here to provide you with small bites of grief tips, support and information through listener submitted questions, interviews, and community conversations.
Hosted by Katie Zicarelli, licensed clinical social worker, grief advocate, and widow.
Follow me on social media Instagram @goodgriefbites TikTok @goodgriefbites
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