Ep. 333: Holding Space When Words Fail W/ Aurora Winter
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Grief is uncomfortable not because we don't care, but because we don't know how to be present with it.
In this episode, Aurora Winter shares how loss reshaped her life after the sudden death of her husband and why healing begins not with the right words, but with presence. Through her PEACE Method, Aurora offers a practical and compassionate way to sit with grief, your own or someone else's, without trying to fix it.
This conversation is about emotional courage, listening deeply, and learning how to hold space when it matters most.
– Collin Jewett
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