In this episode, we explore prolonged grief disorder, a newly recognized mental health condition that sheds light on the complexities of mourning. Experts discuss the distinction between normal grief and prolonged grief, where individuals remain in an acute state of loss for years. We also examine societal stigma surrounding death, suicide, and overdose, and how it complicates the grieving process. Discover how advocacy can transform pain into purpose and learn strategies to support those navigating prolonged grief while fostering a healthier understanding of mortality in our culture.

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Timestamps
00:00:00 Episode Preview
00:00:50 Intro
00:04:46 Getting into Psychology
00:13:31 Colorful Characters in Recovery
00:16:46 Remembering People with Tragedy in Recovery
00:18:28 Getting through Loss and Trauma
00:21:31 What is Prolonged Grief Disorder
00:24:21 Letting go of the Acute Phase
00:25:33 Keeping the Relationship after Loss
00:27:37 Disenfranchised Grief in a Death Denying Culture
00:29:09 Talking about Death
00:34:57 Self Inflected Death Fallacy
00:39:12 Dysfunction of Not Fearing Death
00:44:24 Stages of grief
00:50:14 Getting the Most Out of Your Life
00:58:31 Outro

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