ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I invite you to listen to this insightful, interview with LaUra Schmidt, the founder of the Good Grief Network and the brain behind the “10-Steps to Resilience & Empowerment in a Chaotic Climate” program and the FLOW Facilitation Training. She is a lifelong student, curator, and practitioner of personal and collective resilience strategies. She is the lead author in How to Live in a Chaotic Climate.
Her work so skillfully centers on supporting heartfelt conversations as the foundation of peer support—really listening to one another, practicing sitting with discomfort so we can move forward together through the unknowns. Her work is essential in these rapidly changing times.
Learn more about her and the Good Grief Network here:
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