Episode 59 - Grief and Vulnerability
Mar 29, 2017
This week's episode is inspired by Natalie, a listener recently lost her mother and wanted to know kspecifically when I knew my live had been changed forever by the death of my father.
Simply put, I needed to open my heart the love others. The only way for me to do that, was to become vulnerable.
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Episode 58 - Grief and Compassion
Mar 22, 2017
I have realized over the years that I have been judging how I thought people should react in certain situations based on my own personal grief experience.
Once I realized I was so wrong, it allowed me to see people and the circumstances in a totally different light.
Suzan Lori-Parks is an American playwright, novelist...
Episode 57 - Why Is Grief A Taboo Subject?
Mar 15, 2017
I don't understand why we don't talk about our grief more. In full transparency, I don't actively discuss it outside of this podcast... and I don't even mention the fact that I have a podcast about grief to many folks.
Well this has changed for me. I have openly discussed my grief journey and the circumstances of my...
Episode 56 - Reflections of My Grief Journey
Mar 8, 2017
My writing comes not from the happy moments, but from struggle
and grief.
- Isabel Allende
This podcast is the direct result of losing my father at an early age. It has served as a form of therapy for me and each week I feel better as I release a lot of emotions that I've kept bottled up for so long.
One of the things...
Episode 55 - Grief and Dreams
Mar 1, 2017
So it finally happened... I conducted my FIRST EVER interview.
I had the opportunity to spend some times chatting with Joshua Black of the Grief Dreams podcast. Joshua is also working on his PhD in Psychology at Brock University in Ontario, Canada.
The main reason behind talking to Joshua was to get the sotry behind his...