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Season 6 Bonus

Exploring Right Relationship with Grief

Daphne Taylor on the complexity of the grief process

S6.Bonus Episode: Exploring Right Relationship with Grief

Show Notes

Season 6 Bonus Episode
Exploring Right Relationship with Grief

In this powerful conversation, Katie speaks with coach supervisor and CRR faculty member Daphne Taylor about what it means to be in right relationship with death and dying. Whilst this may feel like a heavy topic, we hold it with lightness and love, and in many ways the discussion is as much about what it means to be in right relationship with life and living. This conversation feels important and hopeful, and our intention is to create a space for more conversations like this to happen.

What you’ll gain from this episode:

  • Simple strategies for opening discussions around death and dying
  • An awareness of the complexity of the grief process
  • A systemic perspective on how to help someone in grief
  • Reflections on the nature of life through the lens of death
  • Appreciation of the importance of talking about death

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Katie Churchman

Relationship Matters Podcast

with host Katie Churchman

Guests

Daphne Taylor ORSCC, EIA-SP, ESIA, ICF-PCC

Daphne Taylor is an accredited coaching supervisor with over 20 years of experience as a leadership and team coach. She brings a grounded, spacious presence to her supervision practice, offering coaches a reflective environment where both their work and their personal development can be explored with depth and compassion.

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