
Child Loss & Grief Support for Moms is a grief podcast for bereaved mothers navigating the heartbreak of losing a child and learning how to live after child loss. Hosted by author, bereaved mom, and Certified Grief Educator Lisa K. Boehm, this podcast offers compassionate **child loss grief support, practical coping strategies, hope after loss, and grief resources for grieving mothers** trying to ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 98 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

When Everyone Moves On After Child Loss
If you’re a grieving mother wondering how everyone else can move on after child loss while your world still feels forever changed, this episode is for you. I’m sharing what it was like to watch friends and fam... more
Anger after child loss can show up in ways you never expected—anger at family, friends, other parents, the world, and even the people you thought would support you most. If you're a grieving mom struggling with anger, resentment, disappointment, or f... more
If you’re a bereaved mother navigating life after child loss and wondering why grief can still feel so present months—or even years—after your child died, this episode is for you. I’m joined by Dr. Spano, a bereaved mother and PhD in Human and Organi... more
How to Stop "What If" Thinking After Child Loss
If you find yourself constantly replaying the events surrounding your child's death, asking questions like What if I had done something differently? What if I had seen the signs? What if I had been the... more
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Thank you. I had no idea how much I needed to hear that I wasn’t alone in feeling like I should be getting “better “ when in fact I often feel worse. I’m just beginning year 2 and all I want is to go back to year 1 when I was completely numb and it was ok if I cried constantly and was sad. People aren’t comfortable with that so much anymore. I cried through this whole episode, but I needed to hear this.🫂
I have found your podcast very helpful. I take many of your thoughts, that are so well organized, and share them with a grief group I lead. It’s for parents who have lost and adult child. I’m need ten years out. I feel a little anxious moving towards that date. But I’ll comfort my soul in my usual way and spend the day in nature. ❤️🦋
Thanks for all you do ❤️❤️❤️
Lisa everything in your podcasts is wonderful. Thank you so very much but I still feel stuck. Her accident was Dec 9, just three days to walking the stage at GA Southern and it is also my sister's birthday AND her dear little dogs birthday. I can't seem to move on. But I love listening to you. I try to apply it to my life. My daughter's name Emily Dixon.
I am 16 months in - Lisa is amazing she covers everything that I have been doing - if you are out there looking for answers she’s really covers it with honest, compassion and love
Never wanted to be in this dreadful “club”, but here I am. Just 16 months after losing both of my beautiful daughters, Kellyf54 (8/13/24) & Kaceyf45(8/19/24). I have done grief share groups, grief Bible studies & I just reach out to anyone or any source for more helpful information in navigating this agonizing journey. This was perfect. I wrote everything down & will read it everyday. Thanks so much. Karen (Dallas, Texas)
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This show centers on grief support for mothers who have lost a child, blending personal storytelling with practical strategies to cope, honor memories, and find hope after loss. Episodes frequently address navigating milestones, managing grief triggers, and maintaining connections with surviving children and communities, all while emphasizing non-linear healing, self-compassion, and actionable tools. A standout throughline is the integration of memory-preserving rituals, peer support networks, and accessible coping techniques designed to help grieving mothers live meaningful lives alongside their grief. Expect candid reflections, evidence-informed tips, and resources that extend beyond the solo host to foster a supportive community for bere... more
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