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Inflection Point: How To Get Through The Worst, Together - Dr. Kelsey Crowe

By • Jul 24, 2017
  • Dr. Kelsey Crowe, author of "There is No Good Card for This"
    Dr. Kelsey Crowe, author of "There is No Good Card for This"
    Photo courtesy of Kelsey Crowe/modified from original

Most of us don’t know what to say when we are grieving or how to reach out when the people we love go through something awful. 

This week on Inflection Point, host Lauren Schiller talks to Dr. Kelsey Crowe about her personal experiences with grief and her new book “There is no good card for this.”  Subscribe to the feed of your choice to be notified when this Podcast is available. 

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