Regret, Grief & Moving Forward Without Moving On with Stephanie Renner

What if moving forward doesn’t require you to “get over” what happened? Stephanie Renner is an attorney, keynote speaker, and creator of the Regret to Resilience Method™, a framework for moving through unresolved guilt and regret without erasing the people, experiences, or losses that shaped us. After the death of her son Jordan by suicide, Stephanie’s understanding of regret became deeply personal. In this conversation, we talk about the brutal “if onlys” that can follow loss, the illusion of control, and why building a meaningful life after grief doesn’t mean leaving someone behind. We also explore how regret reaches far beyond bereavement, showing up in relationships, careers, caregiving, and the decisions we replay long after they’re over. In this episode: Grief, regret, and the “if only” cycle Suicide loss and unanswered questions Responsibility vs. hindsight Moving forward without “moving on” Self-forgiveness and self-compassion The illusion of control Finding purpose after profound loss Turning regret into resilience Learn more about Stephanie Renner: https://www.stephanierennerspeaks.com/ Find Lisa Lacy and Notes From the Edge: https://www.lisalacy.com/ What did you perform in order to survive? Welcome to the Edge. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.