Rachael Tea's guest appearances

Rachael Tea

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Jeff Chilton

Elise Carr

Lisa Hendrickson-Jack

Sarah Anne Stewart

Stephanie Robertson

Emily Grundy

Hayley Dawson

Sita Huber

Scott Brisbane

Tahlia Mynott

Ashleigh Mythen

Lisa Holthouse

Maureen Callister

Shaun Brewster

Jenna Lovell

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On today's episode, I have the lovely Rachael Tea. I feel so grateful to have Rachael on the show as she is not only able to speak from a professional perspective but also shares from a very personal level as well. Rachael is a qualified Psychologist who works with groups and individuals who have experienced trauma, abuse, neglect, social and home life difficulties as well as other challenging life circumstances. Rachael's work involves conducting clinical, cognitive and educational assessments as well as providing therapeutic intervention and treatment programs for children, adolescents and adults. She has experience working in a hospital, private practice, educational and community settings. Rachael also has her own personal experience in trauma, grief and loss after she was unexpectedly widowed almost 2 years ago.  Some of the things you'll discover in this week's episode: + Rachael shares what drew her to studying to be a psychologist in the first place + Rachael shares her personal experience with grief + Rachael compares the definition of grief to the actual experience + What Grief is + Some things that helped Rachael through her grieving process + When people can experience grief other than through the death of a loved one + What grief feels like as someone who has gone through it + Why people experience grief + The 5 stages of grief + Red flags of signs and symptoms that you should watch out for + How the experience changed and made an impact on how Rachael works with patients who are getting counselling for grief + The resources that Rachael recommends for people going through grief + Some of the major myths surrounding grief + Rachael talks about the things that were the most helpful but also the things that didn't work for her + How Rachael would recommend people to go about helping grieving loved ones + AND SO MUCH MORE!!! 

On today's episode, I have the lovely Rachael Tea. I feel so grateful to have Rachael on the show as she is not only able to speak from a professional perspective but also shares from a very personal level as well. Rachael is a qualified Psychologist who works with groups and individuals who have experienced trauma, abuse, neglect, social and home life difficulties as well as other challenging life circumstances. Rachael's work involves conducting clinical, cognitive and educational assessments as well as providing therapeutic intervention and treatment programs for children, adolescents and adults. She has experience working in a hospital, private practice, educational and community settings. Rachael also has her own personal experience in trauma, grief and loss after she was unexpectedly widowed almost 2 years ago.  Some of the things you'll discover in this week's episode: + Rachael shares what drew her to studying to be a psychologist in the first place + Rachael shares her personal experience with grief + Rachael compares the definition of grief to the actual experience + What Grief is + Some things that helped Rachael through her grieving process + When people can experience grief other than through the death of a loved one + What grief feels like as someone who has gone through it + Why people experience grief + The 5 stages of grief + Red flags of signs and symptoms that you should watch out for + How the experience changed and made an impact on how Rachael works with patients who are getting counselling for grief + The resources that Rachael recommends for people going through grief + Some of the major myths surrounding grief + Rachael talks about the things that were the most helpful but also the things that didn't work for her + How Rachael would recommend people to go about helping grieving loved ones + AND SO MUCH MORE!!!

046 - On Grief & Grieving with Rachael Tea