521. The Power of Presence: Being a Darkest Hour Friend

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In today’s episode, Dr. Killeen shares a simple yet powerful way to support someone going through a difficult time. When people are struggling, our instinct is often to offer advice or solutions—but sometimes, the best thing we can say is, "I'm with you." Being a “Darkest Hour Friend” isn’t about fixing problems; it’s about showing up, staying present, and making sure no one feels alone in their hardest moments. Whether it’s a team member, friend, or patient, your presence can bring more comfort than words ever could. Tune in to learn how small gestures can make a big impact.

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