by Lindsey Fenton | Nov 23, 2025 | Medium, What's New, Writing
This is a hard one to put out there. In my work, I talk often about grief literacy and secondary losses. Recently I realized that one of my own secondary losses has been the sense of familiarity I used to have with my own body. This story is not about weight. It’s...
by Lindsey Fenton | Aug 11, 2025 | Medium, What's New, Writing
I recently published my first piece as an author for Open to Hope: The Sounds of Grief. Since my mom died, I’ve been cataloguing what I think of as “the sounds of grief.” So far, I’ve documented five. Some are raw and animalistic. Others are quiet, barely audible. One...
by Lindsey Fenton | Jul 25, 2025 | Speaking Grief, What's New
I had the incredible honor of guest-hosting this very special episode of Dougy Center’s Grief Out Loud podcast so Jana DeCristofaro, LCSW, longtime host of Grief Out Loud and Advocacy & Education Manager at Dougy Center, could shift to the guest role and share...
by Lindsey Fenton | Jul 24, 2025 | Speaking Grief, What's New
In 2018, I began developing an initiative with the working title “The Grief Project.” It would eventually become WPSU’s Speaking Grief, and it would change my life.In the early days, we were told no one would want to fund a project about grief....
by Lindsey Fenton | Jun 4, 2025 | Speaking, What's New
I had the honor of presenting at the 2025 National Alliance for Children’s Grief Symposium in Kansas City, MO. My session, Internet Killed the Video Star: Effective Strategies for Facilitating Learning and Engagement in a Changing Media Landscape, explored how...
by Lindsey Fenton | Jun 4, 2025 | What's New
When the Penn State Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing approached WPSU with the idea of creating a wellness podcast, we were excited to collaborate on something meaningful and accessible. The result is 12 Degrees, a new podcast produced by WPSU in partnership with...
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