This Precious Human Life
A grief psychologist explores how loss can orient us toward our capacity for connection—and how distress can motivate us to examine what really matters.
Sameet Kumar
Sameet Kumar is a clinical psychologist at the Memorial Cancer Institute and Moffitt Hematology and Cellular Therapy program in Broward County, Florida. He has worked with adults who have cancer as well as their caregivers and families for over twenty years specializing in palliative care, survivorship, and grief using mindfulness and existential approaches.
Podcasts
How to Grieve What We’ve Lost
Clinical psychologist Sameet Kumar offers concrete strategies for finding meaning and cultivating resilience in the face of loss.
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Grieving Mindfully
We have end-of-life rituals for a reason—to help us accept loss and fully grieve. With well over half a million lives lost to the pandemic so far, grieving may look different under lockdown but it has no off-switch. In this episode of Tricycle Talks, Sameet Kumar, a clinical psychologist, grief counselor, and author, joins Tricycle’s editor-in-chief, James Shaheen, and co-host Sharon Salzberg for a conversation about grief, how we’ve come to redefine it during this time of social distancing, and the importance of staying present to it.
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