
A podcast about how to live your best life even when grief smacks you in the face.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationSelf-Improvement | ||||

We talk with Dr. Joshua Black, grief dream researcher, about what grief dreams mean, why we have them, and how they can help us heal. Check out Dr. Black's podcast, grief dreams!
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The lovely Genell Gorman shared with us the loss of her father, how the pain she tried to suppress just turned into a monster after 16 years, and how she has used her grief to help other women as a Fatherless Daughter Coach.
Genell has learned some... more
I am honored I got to sit down with licensed family and marriage therapist, Kimberly Sandstrom to talk about grief, the grief around divorce, and how loss can impact our self-identity. She goes over the coping mechanisms we can use to help us move fo... more
I remember the first time I met Jackie on the very first day of law school. Instantly I felt her kind energy, and we became fast friends. She is no doubt one of the funniest people I know, and she coincidentally married another person who is ALSO one... more
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I came to know this podcast through Rachel’s guest on episode 3. I used to work with Brittany and approved babysitter for baby Sawyer.
Rachel, your story is so powerful, and you are a great storyteller. I was already a podcast lover. This is my new favorite!
I’ve known Rachel for awhile now and it’s wonderful to hear her tell her story as only she could with such grace and humor! Most people could never go through what she did and be such a strong person wanting to share her experience with others. Look forward to listening to more episodes!
Rachel is my oldest daughter and even so, I have never known a more stoic, strong young woman given the most unfortunate situation with both Charlie & Tommy. She carried on each day with such love & tenderness, I was astounded by the fact that I never heard her complain. She has a heart of gold and loved them both so much and Rachel was compassionate & mature enough to know the difference between living life and having your loved one just exist. My daughter has been an incredible role model for... more
This podcast is such a great contribution, not only for those grieving, but for people who don’t know how to help those they love who are. This is real, personal, and practical guidance that would literally benefit anyone. Anyone. You too.
What can anyone say? She takes her own grief, and she walks you through steps for anyone to help themselves or help others going through the hardest times in their lives. Her conversational tone makes it as if she is talking to you and you alone, helping this resonate personally rather than an abstract idea. Thank you!









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