Jessica Trobaugh
Jessica Trobaugh
The power of grace and honesty in parenting
The power of grace and honesty in parenting
The power of grace and honesty in parenting
Saturday 21st March 2020
Join Jessica Trobaugh on 'Taming Grief' as she shares her journey of parenting through loss, emphasizing grace, honesty, and mental wellness.
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16 minutes
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Author:
Jessica Trobaugh
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Categories:
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Parenting Through Grief: Embracing Grace and Honesty
It's important and it's okay to not be okay. We're not usually being mean on accident. As uncomfortable as it is to step through that, it's way more uncomfortable to stay in the darkness.
Imagine navigating the turbulent seas of grief while trying to be a pillar of strength for your children. That's exactly what Jessica Trobaugh discusses in this heartfelt episode of 'Taming Grief'. Jessica opens up about her personal journey of parenting through the pain of loss, emphasizing the importance of grace and honesty in handling such profound emotions. She candidly shares her struggles, including moments when grief led her to unintentionally lash out, and how she makes amends to move forward.
This episode is a raw and authentic conversation about the coping mechanisms that have helped Jessica and her family deal with what she calls 'grief attacks'. From teaching her children to grieve openly to seeking support, Jessica provides a roadmap for those facing similar challenges. She also highlights the critical need for self-compassion and being honest about one's emotions.
Whether you're dealing with grief yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and resources on mental wellness, addiction, and abuse. It's a moving reminder that it's okay to not be okay and that seeking help is a sign of strength.