After 313 episodes, I'm pressing pause in Give Grief a Chance podcast.

This decision didn't come easy. But over time, I've felt my work-and my heart-expanding beyond grief alone. I've grown and you've grown. And I'm being called to a new chapter. A chapter focused not just on surviving loss, but truly living after it.

Grief will always be part of the story... but so is healing, purpose, joy, and thriving in midlife and beyond.

So today's episode is a loving goodbye... for now.

A reflection. A pause. A deep breath.

And a heartfelt invitation to continue the journey with me on YouTube, at Midlife Reset with Diane Morgan- where I talk about mindset, health, confidence, food, aging boldly and building a life you actually want to wake up to.

If this podcast has ever helped you feel less alone, I hope you'll listen to this one- because this isn't the end. It's a reset.

Come and join me on YouTube: Midlife Reset with Diane Morgan.

Ever wonder if you're grieving the "right" way?

In this episode, I'm talking about the hidden assumptions and myths we carry about grief-where they come from, why they stick around, and how they quietly make us feel like we're doing it all wrong. If you've ever felt confused, behind, or like you "should" be over it by now, this conversation is for you. I'll help you unpack those old beliefs and start replacing them with something more truthful, gentle, and healing. Let's take the pressure off, together.

Ever find it easier to show compassion to others but struggle to give that same kindness to yourself?

In this episode, I'm talking about how to practice self-compassion while grieving-and why it's one of the most powerful you can do for your healing. If you've been hard on yourself lately, this is the reminder your heart needs.

Are you clinging to habits that helped you survive loss-but now they're keeping you stuck?

In this episode, I'm talking about the subtle ways we numb ourselves after a loss- and how to gently start letting go of the habits that no longer serve us. I'll share what helped me after losing my dad, brother, and mum in just eight months, and offer simple, compassionate steps you can take to move forward-without guilt or pressure. This isn't about fixing yourself. It's about noticing, feeling, and choosing something better. One small shift at a time.

Ever been told you need "closure" to move on?

In this episode I'm unpacking the myth of closure-the idea that we need a neat, tidy ending to heal. Spoiler alert: we don't. I'll share why closure is often overrated, how we can still move forward without all the answers, and what it really means to carry something unfinished and still live a beautiful, meaningful life. Let's talk about the quiet endings, the unresolved feelings, and how to create our own peace, one honest step at a time.

Have you ever lost someone who felt like your anchor?

In this week's episode, I'm sharing a deeply moving story from one of my clients Sarah, who lost her beloved sister- and what it's been like finding her way through the waves of grief.

Sarah opens up about the raw, messy emotions of sibling loss, the moments that still catch her off guard, and how she's learned to live with her heartbreak without losing herself in it. If you've lost a sibling-or anyone you love- you feel seen in this episode.

Have you ever sat in the stillness and wondered... Will I always feel this way?

In this episode, I talk about why grief feels so heavy, the loneliness, the fog, the pressure to "move on." I'll share what helped me to shift from being stuck in emotional pain to living with more peace and purpose. If you're aching for relief and want to feel something other than lost, this conversation is for you.

Still carrying pain from something that happened years ago?

In this episode, I'm talking about why we hold onto emotional pain-and how to finally let it go without pretending it didn't happen. If you're tired of feeling stuck or attracting the same old patterns, this one's for you.

Let's talk healing, habits, and finding peace-because life after loss is still yours to live.