EPISODE · Jul 1, 2025 · 12 MIN
34. Child Loss and Grief Brain: 7 Ways to Gently Navigate It
from Child Loss & Grief Support for Moms | Coping after the Death of a Child | Hope & Healing for Grieving Mothers | Grief | Loss of a Child | Grief Support · host Lisa K. Boehm
Ever walked into a room and forgotten why you were there? Can’t remember simple words, faces, or how to cook dinner? You’re not losing it — you’re living with something called grief brain. In this episode, I’m sharing what grief brain really is, why it happens, and how your mind is responding to the trauma of losing your child. I’ll tell you a few personal stories (including the time I forgot how to cook anything but plain chicken) and normalize the fog, forgetfulness, and confusion so many bereaved moms experience.Key Takeaways:The science behind grief brain and what's actually happening in thereThe most common symptoms experienced by bereaved mothers7 gentle tips to help your tired, overwhelmed brain function just a little better. Links & Resources from the Show:Join the Angel Moms Community — a safe, supportive space for bereaved momsFree list of grief resources for bereaved momsJoin the Comfort Connection newsletterConnect with MeInstagram: @griefsupportformomsFacebook: @griefsupportformomsWebsite:
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Ever walked into a room and forgotten why you were there? Can’t remember simple words, faces, or how to cook dinner? You’re not losing it — you’re living with something called grief brain. In this episode, I’m sharing what grief brain really is, why it happens, and how your mind is responding to the trauma of losing your child. I’ll tell you a few personal stories (including the time I forgot how to cook anything but plain chicken) and normalize the fog, forgetfulness, and confusion so many bereaved moms experience.
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34. Child Loss and Grief Brain: 7 Ways to Gently Navigate It
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