Episode 4 — Navigating the Grief of Sibling Estrangement w/ Rachel Wahba-Dunkley

In this episode, host Dana Daugherty invites her guest, Rachel Wahba-Dunkley, to share her experience with the complex grief of sibling estrangement. Rachel is a Coptic (Black and Indigenous people from Egypt) woman who is the daughter of immigrants and shares how her identities have influenced her grief and contributed to her healing. She explores betrayal trauma, complicated family dynamics, and the importance of a supportive partner, community of friends, and therapist who encouraged her healing.


Connect with Rachel Wahba-Dunkley: www.rachelwahbadunkley.com | IG: @rachelwahbadunkley | Podcast: Connected Wellness

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