This podcast is about diving deep into practical tips and strategies for shifting mindsets, fostering positive thinking, and unlocking one's true potential. Each episode brings actionable insights, real-life stories, and expert interviews to guide you to a resilient and empowered mindset.
This podcast is about diving deep into practical tips and strategies for shifting mindsets, fostering positive thinking, and unlocking one's true potential. Each episode brings actionable insights, real-life stories, and expert interviews to guide you to a resilient and empowered mindset.

New episodes are released bi-weekly every other Monday.
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In this raw and unflinching episode, Erin and Daren sit down with Lisa Sugarman (crisis counselor, author, and three-time suicide loss survivor) to dismantle everything society gets wrong about grief. From re-grieving the same parent twice to the loneliness of being the only fatherless kid in fifth grade, they expose why "finding meaning" in loss is often just avoidance with equal parts vulnerability, clinical expertise, and permission to stop pretending you're okay.
What We Uncovered:
- How Lisa lost her father at 10 to what she thought was a heart attack, then discovered 35 years later he died by suicide
- Why did no one ask 10-year-old Lisa how she was doing after her father died
- Lisa dismantles the cultural obsession with finding meaning in loss, arguing that sometimes grief is just grief, hard, ugly, and necessary
- What to actually say (and not say) when someone you love is grieving
Actionable Strategies:
✅ For Anyone Grieving: Give yourself permission to grieve without a timeline, without meaning, without a silver lining. Grief is love, and it doesn't end.
✅ For People Supporting Someone in Grief: Just show up. Say "I don't know what to say" instead of rushing to fix or find meaning. Ask "What can I do for you right now?"
✅ For Everyone: Mention their person's name. Share a memory. Bringing someone back to life for even a conversation is one of the most powerful gifts you can give a griever.
Chapters
00:00 The Power of Sharing Stories
03:10 Breaking Down Stigma in Mental Health
06:00 Personal Journeys of Grief and Healing
08:51 Creating Safe Spaces for Conversations
11:59 The Help Hub: A Resource for Healing
15:05 The Healing Potential of Vulnerability
17:59 Navigating Grief and Its Layers
23:59 Navigating Grief and Loss
27:17 The Complexity of Grief
30:32 The Challenge of Finding Meaning
35:34 Supporting Those in Grief
38:23 Addressing Suicidal Thoughts
42:55 Breaking the Isolation of Mental Health
45:12 Resources and Community Support
Connect with Lisa:
Website: The Help Hub
Podcast: The Survivors Podcast
If you’ve tried any of the strategies discussed or have your own tips, share them with us on social media using #UndoUnplugged.