WSPT EP 7: Grief

Grief isn't a linear path with a simple checklist—it’s a complex psychological landscape that reshapes how we hold onto memories, construct stories, and process absence. In this episode of We Should Probably Talk, we explore the fascinating interplay between grief, memory, and the brain. How does loss alter the way we remember the past? Why do certain songs or objects suddenly carry new emotional weight? Join Iain (the TA) and Professor Jacon-Duffy as they break down the cognitive psychology of loss, how the brain processes emotional voids, and how we find continuity after deep change.