🎙️ Join *Make Time* podcast hosts Emma Heming Willis and Helen Christoni as they look back at some of their favorite moments from season two. In the last few months, we’ve covered a lot of ground. We talked about how to support caregivers, learned some amazing flirting tips, tapped into our femininity, and found new ways to honor our grief. We prioritized our brain health by learning about clean beauty, the power of meditation and how to start a daily writing habit.

We hope this season encouraged you to make more time for yourself. We’ll be back with season three after a short break. Till then, make time!

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🎙️ Join *Make Time* podcast hosts Emma Heming Willis and Helen Christoni as they talk with Barri Leiner Grant, founder of The Memory Circle, about making time for grief. Barri lost her mother in her early twenties and found herself dealing with loss alone. She decided to create the space she was craving by hosting events for “motherless daughters,” eventually expanding this experience into The Memory Circle, a grief-focused therapy practice.

In this episode, Barri, Helen, and Emma talk about how to “tend to grief” by journaling, starting a “delight practice,” taking walks, and finding ways, big or small, to be with the person you’re grieving. They discuss different kinds of grief - the “acute” phase that occurs just after someone has passed and the “anticipatory grief” that can come from caregiving for a loved one.

Barri, Helen, and Emma talk about ways you can support grieving friends simply by showing up, inviting them along in everyday tasks, and reaching out to see how they need support. Helen shares her own experience of grieving the unexpected loss of her daughter Bella.

If you are grieving, you are not alone ❤️

About Barri

Barri Leiner Grant is the Chief Grief Officer™ and founder of The Memory Circle. Barri left a career as a reporter to step into full-time work as a Certified Grief Coach. “I dabbled in small motherless daughter events as a peer, when I received my yoga and mediation training certification, and knew I needed to make the Circle bigger.” Barri’s mother Ellen died in 1993 and she dedicates this work to her and the resources she wishes she had herself. She has studied with the leading names in the grief space including grief certification and education with Claire Bidwell Smith, Hope Edelman and David Kessler. She combines her writing background and yoga/meditation training to craft a one-of-its-kind way forward in learning to live with loss. She hosts Circles and 1:1 sessions bathed in her grief tending techniques. Barri’s work has been featured in The Washington Post, Psychology Today, Rue Magazine, essays for Maria Shriver’s Sunday Paper and Zibby Magazine, on award winning podcasts, television appearances and radio shows. She is the mother of daughters, Emma and Quinn and resides in New York with her husband Alex and pup Bean.

✅ Episode Highlights:

✅ Learn about “grief tending” and how to do it

✅ Learn how to support your friends who are grieving

✅ Understand how writing can help you grieve

🔗Connect with our guest:

Instagram: @thememorycircle

Website: thememorycircle.com

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🎙️ Join *Make Time* podcast hosts Emma Heming Willis and Helen Christoni as they talk with Dr. Roxanne Pero about making time for clean beauty and health. After 12 years in traditional medicine as a practicing ob-gyn, Dr. Pero began exploring holistic health. She is now a Fellow of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, a medical speciality that uses therapuetic lifestyle interventions to treat chronic illnesses.

Dr. Pero speaks with Emma and Helen about the importance of making time for a low-tox lifestyle. What does this mean in practice? This can be as easy as downloading an app like YUKA or Think Dirty that scans your favorite cosmetics and flags ingredients that could be toxic to you or the environment and paying attention to the food you eat.

About Dr. Roxanne Pero

Dr. Pero graduated from Louisiana State University, received her M.D. from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center of New Orleans, and subsequently completed her residency at University of Texas at Southwestern/Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas. She completed her board certification for the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She completed 12 years of private practice in the field of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Infertility where she cared for thousands of amazing women and helped so many resilient families through high risk pregnancies. For the last 3 years, she has stepped out of the hospital and into the holistic space. She is a Diplomate/Fellow of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, a medical specialty that uses therapeutic lifestyle interventions as a primary modality to treat chronic conditions. She is board certified in Functional Medicine through the Institute of Functional Medicine. She currently has a thriving practice in Dallas, TX at Alive&Well Dallas.

✅ Episode Highlights:

✅ Learn why “low-tox living” can have a positive impact on your health

✅ Discover apps that can help you find clean beauty products

✅ Understand the health benefits of a quality air filter

🔗Connect with our guest:

Instagram: @drroxannepero

Website: www.aliveandwell.health

TikTok: @aliveandwell.health

Youtube: @aliveandwell.health

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