In this heartfelt episode of Naija Girl Talks, Olamide sits down with grief coach Dr. Chinasa Elue to explore the unique journey of grieving as a Nigerian woman. They delve into cultural nuances, family dynamics, and personal experiences that shape the grieving process within the Nigerian community. Together, they uncover strategies for healing, finding strength in vulnerability, and embracing grief as a natural part of life.
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Olamide |Ā @UrbanDiscipleĀ
Dr. Chinasa Elue |Ā @DrChinasaElueĀ
Dr. Chinasa Elue is a professor, speaker, grief coach, and the CEO and Founder of True Titans Consulting Group. She is an expert on grief leadership in higher education and trauma-informed practices in organizational settings.Ā Dr. Elueās interest in grief is personal. After the devastating loss of her mother, Chinasa felt stuck in grief. Navigating loss with her support system inspired Chinasa to explore more deeply how or to what extent organizational leaders are creating spaces to support those they lead who are experiencing loss of all kinds. The ongoing pandemics and the ever-changing contexts exposed the need for even more of these critical dialogues to occur.
Resources Mentioned:
Grieving In Color Podcast
Navigating Grief as an Ada with Ekene Onu
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