Sarah Watts, RP - Qualifying

12/07/2025

Free holiday grief support webinars on zoom next 3 Sundays with wonderful & respected grief expert David Kessler (replays emailed).

When you’re in grief, the holidays can be so challenging.
This time of year can feel so painful. The world is loud with joy — and inside, you’re aching.
I am offering a complimentary grief support series for anyone struggling this holiday season.
In these three December sessions, you'll find gentle space for:
Coping with holiday grief

Navigating family and expectations

Honoring your person

Taking care of yourself without apology

Live on Sundays, December 7th, 14th and 21st at 12 pm PT / 3 pm ET — replays available
HolidayGrief.com

12/01/2025

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If you’ve lost people since you started speaking your truth —
you didn’t lose your support system, you found out who it really was.
The ones who stay are the ones who see you, believe you, and value your healing.

11/27/2025

& forgiveness is optional. As my fave trauma expert says, healing 1st, forgiveness after (if at all). Your choice, your wellness & safety 1st

Forgiving someone doesn’t require a seat at your holiday table.
It’s okay if peace, distance, and healing are the gifts you give yourself this year.
Your boundaries are valid — and they don’t make you unkind.

11/22/2025

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Ostracizing happens when an abuser turns everyone against you.
It’s not ‘family drama’ — it’s a tactic of domestic violence.

11/17/2025

Under 2 min, brilliant & funny illustration of frequent male/female (mis)communication (I don't need fixing, I need listening)

"Don't try to fix it. I just need you to listen." Every man has heard these words. And they are the law of the land. No matter what.

11/17/2025

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Not all abuse leaves physical marks; some scars run deep within the mind. Mental health matters, and we must acknowledge the silent battles many face. Let's break the stigma and support one another in healing.

11/17/2025

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“You didn’t overreact. You finally reacted.”
Survivors are often told they’re crazy, dramatic, or unstable for responding to abuse — when, in reality, their reactions are normal responses to prolonged trauma.
After years of minimizing, walking on eggshells, and holding it all in, that moment you spoke up, cried, screamed, or walked away wasn’t an overreaction — it was survival.
💜 You finally chose yourself.

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May 26–30, 2025