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There's no perfect way to tell your child that a parent is going to die. But your child doesn't need perfect. They need you, present and honest, even when you don't have all the words. This week, Erin VanDorsten joins the podcast. Erin is a child life specialist and the Children and Families Progr…
Grief doesn't follow a calendar, but life still does. Birthdays, anniversaries, holidays: they keep showing up, whether you're ready or not. This week Aisha Thomas, widow and author of The Widow's Truth, talks about what she calls the "calendar of landmines": the firsts, the bittersweet milestones…
Panic can feel like it comes out of nowhere, and like it never fully leaves. If your body feels stuck on high alert, you're not imagining it, and you're not alone. Kim Virrueta, a licensed therapist, supports those living with cancer and helps people learn ways to manage high anxiety and panic att…
When cancer touches your family, your kids need more than reassurance. They need space to be honest about what they're carrying, and space to just be kids. This week, Derek Calderara from Kesem joins the podcast. For 25 years, Kesem has offered free camps and year-round support for kids ages 6 to …
When Carissa Hodgson asks kids what they remember most from a big family trip, the answer is rarely the one parents expect. Carissa is a therapist who spends her days supporting families navigating a parent's advanced cancer diagnosis. In this episode, she talks about the difference between moment…
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