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Mourning Glory Grief Podcast

S2 E18 Navigating the Loss of Friendship with Erin McCole Cupp, CTRC

Mourning Glory Grief Podcast

Friendships evolve over time just like anything else. And so do we. But what happens when we lose friendships as a result of wanting to better ourselves? Our guest in today’s episode is Erin McCole Cupp, CTRC. She is grateful to be recovering from compulsive overeating, binge eating behaviors, and developmental and betrayal trauma. As a Certified Trauma Recovery Coach, she coaches, writes and teaches about trauma and addiction recovery from a Catholic perspective. Sharing about the loss of a friendship in an article for CatholicMom.com, Hard Lessons in True Friendship, Jennifer and Erin discuss the ways in which friendships and other relationships often change even when we, ourselves, change. They also talk about the role trauma can play in our lives and how it inspired Erin to become a Certified Trauma Recovery Coach.  For more information about Erin or any of her programs including you can find her at her website, ⁠ErinMcColeCupp.com.⁠ If you have questions or comments about today's show or to inquire about being a guest, head over to our website: www.mourningglorypodcast.com. There you will find links to previous episodes as well as information on how to contact us or request to be a guest on our show. You can also find us on Instagram and Facebook.

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The Mourning Glory Grief Podcast is a Catholic podcast where we share our journeys of loss, faith, and hope. Through inspiring conversations, personal stories, and practical encouragement rooted in the Catholic faith, each episode offers comfort, healing, and hope for anyone navigating grief, supporting a loved one, or seeking God's presence in life's most difficult seasons. Join us as we discover that even in our deepest sorrow, Christ walks with us, bringing peace, strength, and renewed hope. Our goal is to help people know they are not alone.

~Revelation 21:4