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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2026 · 42 MIN

The Turquoise Butterfly: Love That Never Leaves | With Dr. Dale Atkins

from Celebrate Your Story

In this week's Celebrate Your Story, I sit down with Dr. Dale Atkins, renowned psychologist, relationship expert, and author of The Turquoise Butterfly, for a conversation about grandparents, grandchildren, grief, and the rituals that help shape a family. Dr. Dale shares how the book was inspired by her late mother, a loving presence who helped her see that relationships do not simply end when someone dies. Instead, they live on in stories, songs, rituals, and even in small signs that bring a loved one back to mind. We also explore the unique role grandparents can play in a child's life, not just as loving elders, but as storytellers, keepers of family history, and what Dr. Dale calls a source of "slow wisdom" in a world that rarely slows down. This episode is about what children remember, what families hand down, and how the smallest moments often become the ones that last. If you've ever thought about the people who shaped you, or the kind of presence you want to be in someone else's life, this is a conversation for you.   Get Your Copy of The Turquoise Butterfly Today: https://a.co/d/0grAwibd

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