We’ve been sitting on some very big news, and in this episode, we’re finally sharing it with you. One of us is making a huge life change. And if we’re honest? It’s brought up a lot of grief behind the scenes. In true Good Mourning style, we’re processing it all with you, openly and honestly – with a little help from our brilliant friend and therapist Gina Moffa, author of Moving On Doesn’t Mean Letting Go. Think of it as a bit of a live therapy session (you know we love to overshare).

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To celebrate five years of friendship, we’re bringing you a juicy two-part bonus ep – and this might be the most honest we’ve ever been.

In part one, we’re letting you in on what really goes on behind the scenes of our friendship (from the awkward convos and disagreements, to what’s kept us going all these years). We’re also teasing some huge life news that’s about to shake things up… 👀

🎧 Part two drops next week – don’t miss it.

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Post-traumatic growth might sound like a stretch when you're in the thick of grief, but it is possible. In this heartfelt chat, Lynsey shares how loss can lead to transformation—not by erasing pain, but by integrating it. We talk about resilience, meaning-making, and the small signs of healing that might already be unfolding.

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Grief can bring up a storm of emotions, especially the ones we don’t always talk about, like guilt and anger. In this episode, Lynsey helps us understand the purpose of these feelings, what happens when we suppress them, and how breathwork can support safe emotional release and deeper healing.

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In this honest and helpful episode, we chat with Lynsey Chan about managing big, messy emotions when grieving. We talk about what emotional regulation actually means, how to build safety in the body, and simple techniques for when you feel overwhelmed or stuck in an anxiety loop.

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Ever felt foggy, anxious, or totally shut down after a loss? In this episode, we dive into the nervous system with Lynsey Chan, breaking down what’s actually going on in the body when we’re grieving. From understanding the stress response to practical tools for calming your system, this one’s a must-listen.

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In this powerful opening episode of our mind-body mini-series, we’re joined by breathwork and somatic healing expert Lynsey Chan to explore how grief, trauma, and stress live in the body. We talk about how the body stores emotion, the different ways it can show up, and why creating safety in the body is a vital part of healing.

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We’re back with a special bonus episode and have fan-favourite Rebecca Jax returning to the pod! After experiencing her Kundalini Energy Healing retreat in Bali, we had to get her back to unpack the deep, transformative work we went through.

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It's our season finale and what a season it's been! Today we're joined by the OG grief educator and author David Kessler to delve into the unspoken complexities of loss.

We chat about coping with ‘the life you didn’t get’, shame, guilt and new year grief. As always with David, it's a conversation packed with valuable insights no matter your loss.

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In this episode we’re speaking to Jessica Maguire, a nervous system educator and author of The Nervous System Reset, to explore the mind-body connection and its role in navigating grief.

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We’re joined by Dr. Mariel Buqué, psychologist and author of Break the Cycle: A Guide to Healing Intergenerational Trauma. Dr. Buqué shares her expertise on how trauma is passed down through generations and its profound impact on our lives, from emotional stress responses to behavioural patterns shaped by family history.

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