Category: "Loneliness"
Where Did the Tragic News of Oscar Taveras Death Impact Your Body?
November 03, 2023 | Georgena Eggleston | No Comments
How many news accounts of Oscar Taveras death did you read? How many times did your brain see the story as you were listening to the reports? Your brain does not know the difference between what is real and what is imagined. Cortisol, a steroid hormone, is released in response to day-to-day activity when waking […]
We Must Feel It to Heal It
November 12, 2023 | Georgena Eggleston | 1 Comment
No one is exempt from grief. It’s a natural consequence of life. But did you know that grief lives in your body? Unprocessed grief is the hidden source of many of our body issues. It can cause us to lose sleep, lack focus, get sick, age quickly and lose motivation. Grief can keep on unwanted […]
Our Final Christmas with Dad?
October 15, 2023 | Georgena Eggleston | 1 Comment
Have you ever felt sad, thinking about your parent who is here today, but might be gone soon? How about your beloved dog, who you know won’t live forever and you’re grieving his demise right now? This is called Anticipatory Grief. As humans, we often find safety in preparing for the worst. We’re notorious for […]
Extreme Loneliness after the Loss of a Child
November 07, 2023 | Georgena Eggleston | No Comments
There is an extreme loneliness after the loss of a child that only another bereaved parent can understand, but there is a difference between loneliness and aloneness. After you lose a child there is a deep realization that you will never ever again have your child with you. At that point you are in a […]
Georgena Eggleston
My transformation from speech-language pathologist to Grief Practitioner was a journey of learning to connect with my bodymind and turning the Divine Doorknob to reunite with my Life Force - my Higher Consciousness, my Deepest Self.
My Gentle Paradigm of embracing grief unfolded as I experienced the losses of my parents, business, home and the suicides of my brother and teenaged son in only seven years. Later releasing a marriage of nearly four decades allowed more grieving. This helped me to become a model of someone who has successfully moved through grief of many kinds and led to my embracing the title of Grief Practitioner.