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This lesson comes from licensed Master Level Social Worker Kaylee Kron's MindBar class all about how to lean into and move through your own grief experience. In this lesson, Kaylee breaks down common myths and misconceptions about grief, and why it's so important to recognize them in our own journeys. This MindBar class will give you a foundational understanding of the grief experience, insight into your own ways to mourn, as well as learn styles to communicate your needs effectively to others. To watch Kaylee's class on MindBar, head to www.mind-bar.com to get your free week!

In this module from grief counselor Kaylee Kron's MindBar class, you will establish a foundational understanding of grief so that you can better support your loved one through their grief journey. Kaylee is a master level social worker with 10+ years of experience in grief counseling. In her classes on MindBar, she will help you navigate your own grief journey and support those you know who may be experiencing grief. To watch Kaylee's classes, get your free week of MindBar classes at www.mind-bar.com today!

In this module from grief counselor Kaylee Kron's MindBar class, you will establish a foundational understanding of grief so that you can better support your loved one through their grief journey. Kaylee is a master level social worker with 10+ years of experience in grief counseling. In her classes on MindBar, she will help you navigate your own grief journey and support those you know who may be experiencing grief. To watch Kaylee's classes, get your free week of MindBar classes at www.mind-bar.com today!

Our very first episode of "I Thought It Was Just Me," a Pathlight-exclusive Instagram Live series, is here! In this episode, Ivy Watts and Kaylee Kron speak candidly about their experiences with pregnancy, child birth, and parenthood.

Our very first episode of "I Thought It Was Just Me," a Pathlight-exclusive Instagram Live series, is here! In this episode, Ivy Watts and Kaylee Kron speak candidly about their experiences with pregnancy, child birth, and parenthood.

Healing Through Grief and Loss with Kaylee Kron

For more than 10 years Kaylee Kron has walked alongside the bereaved, companioning them and honoring the memory of their lost loved ones. In a culture that treats death and grief like they are contagious, she is a wise guide prompting us to reevaluate that fear. This compassion and insight did not come easy. It grew out of personal tragedy - the unexpected death of a partner and a tumultuous path back to peace. She now works tirelessly to showcase the rich world of grief and why we should embrace it rather than hide from the pain. On today’s episode, we discuss: Kaylee’s story Common misconceptions about grief The do’s & don’ts of talking about loss The life-altering power of recognizing loss with your community

It's "the most wonderful time of the year", but not for everyone.

Joining us for the final bonus podcast of 2022, our guest Kaylee Kron works as a community outreach liaison for Eating Recovery Center and Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center. With her 10 years in social work and grief counseling, we wanted to have a conversation about the loneliness of grief, especially during the holiday season. Kaylee has practical advice for how we can help support those who are grieving and how we can get curious about our own emotions and grief. Luke and Kaylee also share a little about parenting kids that are equipped with the emotional skills and language they need for future experiences with grief.

Mother's Day is typically seen as a time of joy, celebration, and gratitude for the women who have nurtured and cared for us. However, this seemingly innocent observance can also be a poignant reminder of the complexities of life, especially for those who are grieving. The pain of losing a mother, child, or facing infertility can cast a shadow over this day, as can strained family relationships. Today, we explore the various dimensions of grief experienced during Mother's Day, provide relevant statistics, and offer strategies for both grieving individuals and those seeking to support them during this challenging time.