Daily Shift 153: Grieving someone who is still alive
Celeste The Therapist
- Published
- May 12, 2026
- Duration
- 3:38
- Summary source
- description
- Last updated
- Jun 21, 2026
Discusses self improvement, health, mental.
Summary
One of the most confusing and isolating forms of grief is grieving someone who hasn't died. A parent who was never really present. A friendship that slowly disappeared. A relationship that ended but the person is still there in your life, on your phone, on your social media. In today's episode, Celeste talks about ambiguous loss — the grief that doesn't c…
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Show notes
One of the most confusing and isolating forms of grief is grieving someone who hasn't died. A parent who was never really present. A friendship that slowly disappeared. A relationship that ended but the person is still there in your life, on your phone, on your social media. In today's episode, Celeste talks about ambiguous loss — the grief that doesn't come with a funeral, a casserole, or permission from anyone around you to fall apart. If you're mourning a relationship with someone who is stil
Themes
- self improvement
- health
- mental