Grief doesn’t only arrive with death. It shows up anytime life asks us to let go ... of a role, a relationship, a version of ourselves, or the life we thought we were living.

In this episode, Amy is joined by Angela Clement for an honest, compassionate conversation about grief as a natural and necessary process of being human. Together, they explore how grief weaves through change, illness, caretaking, and transitions, and why so many of us struggle because we were never taught how to feel our emotions safely.

They talk about what happens when emotions are suppressed instead of expressed, why allowing feelings to move through the body can be profoundly healing, and how grief doesn’t mean you’ll be stuck forever. It means something mattered.

This episode also shines a light on the often-overlooked experience of caretakers; how easily identity can disappear inside the role, and why caretaking is something you do, not who you are. Amy and Angela offer practical, tender guidance for both those who are grieving and those who want to support someone without trying to fix them.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Why grief extends far beyond death

• How emotions are meant to move through us, not be buried within us

• Healthy, accessible ways to release emotions without overwhelm

• The hidden grief caretakers carry, and why they need support too

• How to truly support someone who is grieving (without clichés)

• Why joy is still possible, even after deep loss

If you’re grieving a change, caring for someone else, or learning how to finally let yourself feel what you’ve been holding in, this conversation offers reassurance, language, and permission.

Grief isn’t a problem to solve. It’s a process that helps us heal, integrate, and eventually make room for joy again.

Connect with Angela:

Website: https://healingenergy.world

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Awakenysj

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AwakenYSJ/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aclementvm

Twitter: https://x.com/aclementvm

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@awakenysj?lang=en

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angela-clement-8638274b/

Awakening Through Grief: https://a.co/d/hL9lDNZ

Learn more about Amy, apply to be a guest on the podcast, or schedule a personal Holding Space session for yourself, your business, school, community, organization, etc. here:

amy@getamyshelp.com

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https://www.getamyshelp.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/amythurman

https://www.instagram.com/amycthurman

What if the exhaustion you’ve been living with isn’t just “part of getting older”, but a signal asking for something different?

In this episode, Amy sits down with Adrienne Simmons, a vitality coach and speaker, who shares her honest journey from being the “Energizer Bunny” for decades, to quietly losing her energy, her spark, and her sense of herself, and then finding her way back.

Adrienne opens up about the season of life that changed everything: turning 50, her daughter leaving home, and slowly filling the emptiness with habits that drained her body instead of nourishing it. What followed was a breaking point, and a powerful decision to listen to what her body had been trying to say all along.

This conversation explores how vitality isn’t about pushing harder or chasing youth, but about respecting your body, understanding your biology, and making intentional choices that support your energy at a cellular level. Adrienne shares how she rebuilt her life by changing her mindset, nutrition, movement, environment, and relationships, and why having a deeply personal “why” made all the difference.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Why fatigue isn’t something you have to accept as normal

• How life transitions can quietly disconnect us from ourselves

• The role of mindset, nutrition, movement, and connection in energy

• Why your body is always doing the best it can with what you give it

• How small, intentional changes can lead to profound vitality

• What it really means to live with energy, purpose, and respect for your body

If you’ve been feeling tired, disconnected, or like you’ve lost your spark, and you know there has to be more than just “pushing through”, this episode is a gentle but powerful invitation to come back home to yourself.

Because vitality isn’t about living life to the minimum required.

It’s about remembering what it feels like to truly feel alive.

Connect with Adrienne via email:

simmons2020a@gmail.com

Learn more about Amy, apply to be a guest on the podcast, or schedule a personal Holding Space session for yourself, your business, school, community, organization, etc. here:

amy@getamyshelp.com

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https://www.getamyshelp.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/amythurman

https://www.instagram.com/amycthurman

What does it actually mean to hold space, and why does it always begin with you?

In this episode, Amy pulls back the curtain on the heart of her podcast and the framework that guides her work, relationships, and healing: S.P.A.C.E. A simple but powerful way of learning how to be present with yourself and others without fixing, performing, judging, or shutting down.

Amy breaks down the S.P.A.C.E. Method step by step, not as a checklist, but as a lived practice that creates safety, clarity, and connection.

Through a personal story of feeling unseen and the deeper self-discovery that followed, Amy shows how holding space is not something we do for others before ourselves. It’s a way of relating inward first so we can show up outward with authenticity instead of exhaustion.

This episode also introduces Amy’s concept of Authentic Intelligence, the wisdom humans hold in their authentic state, and why understanding who you are beneath roles, expectations, and survival patterns is essential to well-being, leadership, and relationships.

In this episode, you’ll explore:

• What “holding space” really means (and what it doesn’t)

• Why starting with yourself isn’t selfish, it’s necessary

• How emotions function as communication, not problems • The role of compassion and curiosity in self-discovery

• How to exit experiences with grace instead of self-abandonment

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, disconnected, or unsure how to be there for others without losing yourself, this conversation offers a gentler, truer way forward.

Because holding space isn’t about doing more, it’s about being more you.

Learn more about Amy, apply to be a guest on the podcast, or schedule a personal Holding Space session for yourself, your business, school, community, organization, etc. here:

amy@getamyshelp.com

linktr.ee/getamyshelp

https://www.getamyshelp.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/amythurman

https://www.instagram.com/amycthurman