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Healing with Amber is a transformative psychospiritual space offering grief-informed therapy support for BIPOC women, alongside spiritual teachings that foster personal/spiritual growth, self-discovery, and deeper connection through community.
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I Went to Paradise and Still Couldn't Find Myself There (opens the original)
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I recently spent ten days in Bali, and I feel compelled to share my honest experience because isn’t seen through the photos I’ve captured.On the surface, it appeared to fulfill every wish a weary healer might have. The Goddess Retreat in Ubud, Bali (Highly Recommend) resort provided wholesome Indonesian cuisine and fresh juices each morning, unlimited massages (which I truly enjoyed), and I spent the week with aligned women for a week, what could be so bad? This was my sister’s trip that I decid
The Guilt You've Been Carrying in Grief Was Never All Yours to Begin With (opens the original)
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Grief-related guilt often accompanies loss, taking many forms that lead individuals to carry it for years without questioning its ownership. There’s the guilt of not being present during the death, the relief felt when suffering ends, the guilt over laughing weeks after the funeral, the guilt of moving on too slowly, and the guilt of moving on too quickly. Beneath all these specific feelings lies a deeper, less identifiable guilt, a burden that predates the death and was merely surfaced and resh
Prolonged Grief Disorder Is a Real Diagnosis but It’s Missing Half the Picture (opens the original)
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In 2022, Prolonged Grief Disorder (PGD) became an official diagnosis in the DSM-5-TR. Many clinicians in the mental health community saw this as a significant step forward. It acknowledges that some individuals experience grief that goes beyond what’s considered normal, which can require professional attention and help. This recognition is crucial; those living with debilitating grief deserve care that respects their experiences, rather than being told to simply wait it out and let grief run its
You Don't Need to Believe in an Afterlife to Talk to Who You Lost (opens the original)
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Your Loved One Isn’t “Gone”. They’ve Just Changed Form. (opens the original)
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