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Tendrils of Grief

Grievers and grief professionals share their personal stories and describe what was helpful for them or their clients in working through grief. This podcast will outline steps to have hope and build meaning into your life.

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31:01

A Daughter’s Grief with Madison

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/09/12

Susan, your host, is joined by her daughter, Madison, in today’s episode. It has almost been five years since they lost Paul, her dad and Susan’s husband. In the past years, Madison has gone through a lot of changes and she is sharing what it felt like going through this life-altering experience while finishing high school. She will be attending The New School in New York City to study political science. From there, she plans to go to law school to get a degree in Criminal Justice, and ultimately

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36:59

Listen to the Spiritual Messages from Those Who...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/09/05

Susan welcomes Sara Ottoboni to today’s episode. She is a psychic consultant and spiritual teacher. As a medium, she helps alleviate your grief. During the intuitive consultation, she has an important goal: communicate with your loved one who passed away in order to resolve your grief and confusion, and instill in you a sense of the meaning behind death. Speaking to your loved one will help you move on with your lives and gain — above all — a sense of peace. As a mom, wife, and podcaster she

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42:22

Dating After the Death of Your Partner with Francine...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/08/29

Susan welcomes Francine Russo to today’s episode. She is the author of Love after 50 and They’re Your Parents, Too! Armed with a Ph.D. in English literature, she became a journalist focusing on psychology, relationships, and social trends. And she’s made her mark. Having cut her teeth at the late, lamented Village Voice, she’s gone on to write for virtually every publication from The Atlantic to The New York Times. She covered the Boomer beat at Time magazine for over a decade, and her cover stories

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41:16

You Always Have a Choice with Aleema Noormohamed

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/08/22

Susan, your host, welcomes Aleema Noormohamed to today’s episode. Aleema strongly believes in the healing power of the outdoors. She is a Neuro Linguistics Programming Master Practitioner, Trainer, Mindfulness Teacher, Edupreneur, and a Nemophile, dedicated to reactivating the human spirit’s connection to nature. She pushes us to go deep within ourselves and awaken our consciousness, making us realize that in everything we do, we have a choice. It is her belief that if we spend more time in the

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43:21

Using Your Grief To Help Others with Radiance Mack

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/08/15

Susan, your host, welcomes Radiance Mack to today’s episode. Radiance Mack, 26, is the daughter of Sandi and Sherman Mack. She has four siblings: Steven, De’Angela, Danieka, Sherman Jr., De’Angela, and Steven. A current third-year law student and is pursuing her MBA degree. Since her mother's passing, she assists her father in the daily operations of her mother's foundation, SmacKares. The focus is to assist homeless women and children on the journey to a better life. Key Takeaways: Radiance

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42:32

How Is Your Grief Today? - with G. Scott Graham

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/08/08

Susan, your host, welcomes G. Scott Graham to today’s episode. He is an author, a career coach, and a business coach in Boston, Massachusetts. Scott is driven to help clients follow their “true azimuth,” which is different from “true north.” It means coaching clients to identify the true focus of their life — something that speaks individually to them. It means recognizing the forces that push our lives off course and adjusting to them so you get where you want to go. It means that when you are 90

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41:19

Raising Grieving Children with Jenny Lisk

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/08/01

Susan, your host, welcomes Jenny Lisk to today’s episode. Jenny is a widowed parent of two grieving kids. After interviewing over 100 experts on the topic of widowed parenting for the Widowed Parent Podcast, she learned that there are some key principles and tips about parenting grieving kids that newly widowed parents probably don’t know about. Jenny is the author of an award-winning book named Future Widow (which has endorsements from many prominent children’s grief experts). Her family’s story

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36:19

Talking About Death and Dying with Sherrie Barch

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/07/25

Susan, your host, welcomes Sherrie Barch to today’s episode. Sherry is the CEO of two Forbes-ranked top executive search firms and a leadership consulting company. Sherrie is married with three sons. As a mom, she describes herself as a part-time pancreas for her two youngest sons who were both diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes within the same year. Playing this role for the last 12 years, she is relentlessly creating open and honest communication with her family and friends about this chronic and

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36:45

Life After the Death of Your Loved One with Carol...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/07/18

Susan welcomes Carol Fitzgerald to today’s episode. Carol is a vibrant, passionate, fun-loving, young-spirited woman. Through coaching, searching, group settings, and the death of her husband, she learned three very important life lessons late in the game. She has longevity in her family background and since learning these lessons, she wants to live life to its absolute fullest with no regrets and offers ideas in her sixth book Living a Vibrant Life At Any Age: Creating Love, Joy, & Connections in

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39:42

Grief Has No Due Date with Allison Perkins

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/07/11

Susan, your host, welcomes a recurring guest to today’s episode, Allison Perkins. Allison lives in Cleveland, Ohio, with her husband and two sons. She is a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP), currently working with children with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders), and has also worked with adults in Skilled Nursing Facilities. Though professionally she is an SLP, she has always been passionate about writing. She has her own personal blog, HeartSoulStomach, which was created after her mother died in

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36:21

No One Should Grieve Alone with Shirley Thiessen

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/07/04

Susan, your host, welcomes Shirley Thiessen to today’s episode. Shirley states that grief is our common human experience, and yet, we live in a death-denying, grief-avoidant society. Most people don’t know what is helpful to say or do in support of someone who is grieving, often, it feels awkward. Shirley was one of those people who felt uncertain about how to express empathy to people suffering a devastating loss. Then abruptly, grief ambushed Shirley’s family. Twelve days after her son’s

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36:17

Grieving the Loss of Who You Used to Be with Avery...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/06/27

Susan, your host, decided to receive a special guest for today’s episode, Avery Thatcher, who is the CEO and founder of the Inner Stillness Outer Chaos Podcast and the Flow State Membership. When she started her career as a Registered Nurse working in the ICU, she noticed that the majority of the reasons people found themselves in the ICU were because of illnesses and diseases that could be linked to chronic stress. She decided to get out of the reactive side of medicine and now helps highly

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38:23

The Murder of My High School Daughter Forever Changed...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/06/20

Susan, your host, welcomes Veronica Bratcher to today’s episode. Veronica is a licensed mental health therapist and transformation coach, specializing in grief and trauma. She helps parents and professionals facing anxiety and mending broken hearts understand their own experience of loss so that they can find healing and deeper, fulfilling relationships with themselves and others in their life. She demystifies the healing process of bringing body and mind together through individual work as well as

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44:36

A Tsunami of Misery with Yolanda Copes-Stepney

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/06/13

Susan, your host, welcomes you to another episode of The Tendrils of Grief Podcast, this time she is accompanied by Yolanda Copes-Stepney who is a founder, development producer, anti-racism and EDI educator, and podcaster. After gaining her degree in journalism, she went on to become a PR, events, and digital content specialist working for national and global brands. In 2016 she founded Speak&Do, representing influencers, talent, and speakers. Yolanda considers herself an anti-racism activist and

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39:04

Honor Your Loss with Kathryn E. Nuñez

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/06/06

Susan is accompanied by Kathryn E. Nuñez in today’s episode. Kathryn is the founder of The Social Selling Agency. She is a LinkedIn Marketing Expert and a Top Visibility Thought leader. She is an authority on sales and, has built a rapid-growing following of over 30,000 professionals. Kathryn has a long grief story, that began when she was only 14 years old and is made of eight devastating losses. Kathryn learned to live and thrive while healing, and today she shares the tools that have helped her

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40:54

The Gifts in Grief with Jane Duncan Rogers

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/05/30

Susan is accompanied to today’s episode by the award-winning coach and speaker, Jane Duncan Rogers who says “I was devastated when my husband died – this was not in our plans! My greatest fear had come true, my life had completely changed, I was on my own again at age 54, too young to be an old widow, but too old to be a young one. However, little did I know that three years on I would be publishing a book called Gifted By Grief. How could I be gifted by this terrible loss? And yet I was – and that

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41:09

Losing a Parent: A Son’s Grieving Journey with...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/05/23

Susan, your host, welcomes Michael J. Florio to today’s episode. Michael is an American independent comic book editor and writer working out of Biloxi, Mississippi. He graduated from Full Sail University with his bachelor’s and master’s in creative writing for entertainment. Currently, he works as a copy editor and writer for Inked Studios, a small crowdfunding think tank that helps comics creators, new and old, market their books. His work can be found in various independent comics such as Thirst,

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39:26

Dealing with Unsolicited Grief Advice with Silke Herwald

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/05/16

Silke Herwald is the Grief Specialist and inventor of the “Grief to Love” blueprint. Over the past 12 years, Silke has assisted hundreds of grieving clients online, in person, and with her “Grief To Love” courses. Silke supports bereaved women and teaches grief counselors, Hypnotherapists, and Psychologists her groundbreaking “Grief To Love” blueprint. She is an international speaker and grief awareness advocate. Silke understands the many misconceptions about grief and that there is a lot of

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33:31

Leaving Behind A Legacy with Jonathan Wess

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/05/09

Susan, your host, welcomes you to another episode of The Tendrils of Grief Podcast. Today, she is accompanied by Jonathan Wess, CEO and Founder of TimeCapsule Family Connections, LLC, a company that is helping people everywhere to leave a legacy for their families after they’re gone. Jonathan founded the company in 2018. He graduated in Political Science, Entrepreneurship, and Human Resources from Canisius College, Class of 2021. He has more than 10 years of experience in business and management.

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42:19

Pet Grief: Losing the Unconditional Love of Your Pet...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2022/05/02

Susan, your host, welcomes Dr. Michele Pfannenstiel to today’s episode. Dr. Pfannenstiel is a veteran veterinarian turned business coach and food safety strategist. The products Michele has created have been transformative, generating millions of dollars in revenue for her clients in just a few years. Dr. Pfannenstiel is known in her industry for being an innovator, and she is on a mission to transform the lives of veterinarians across the country. Dr. Michele Pfannenstiel is sharing today her grief

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