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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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42:54

Grief Should Never Be Done Alone with Heidi Dunstan

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2021/12/06

Heidi Dunstan is a certified grief educator and best-selling author. Her passion to help others, learn more about grief, and how to support others who are grieving came after losing her husband unexpectedly almost three years ago. Her experience with friends and loved ones saying the wrong thing or completely disappearing gave her first-hand knowledge that many people have never learned how to grieve which often leaves grievers to grieve in isolation. Key Takeaways: Heidi shares her grieving

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41:07

Overcoming Survivors Guilt and Learning to Love Life

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2021/11/29

Susan welcomes Ria Ray, who is an artist, a creator, and a spiritual teacher. Her life took a defining turn when she was in her late twenties and a horrible accident took the life of her immediate family. Her need to make sense of this tragedy propelled her to look within and try to make sense of the world and understand the meaning of life. Walking through her grief, she found a determination to embrace life and love, which at the time seemed rather irrational. Ria is fully committed to

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41:16

Let Me Grieve: Gratitude and Resentment Can Coexist

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2021/11/22

Susan welcomes Dr. Elizabeth Collins to today’s episode. She is the owner and director of The East West Company, an integrative wellness practice specializing in burnout recovery coaching, functional medicine, acupuncture, and more. She uses her combined backgrounds in both Eastern and biomedicines, along with her training in hypnosis to approach healing from a perspective that seeks to fully integrate the mind, body, and spirit. After experiencing and recovering from burnout, she made it her

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41:51

Getting Out of the Darkness

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2021/11/15

Susan is accompanied by Leigh White, who is a Transformational Coach and Energy Healer based in Sydney Australia. Leigh has over two decades of experience in management and mentoring in the creative, publishing, entertainment, and community sectors, but her life was changed completely the day she received the news about the death of her brother who had committed suicide. She didn’t know what to do with her grief. Leigh reached out for the information and support needed to begin her healing process,

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38:03

Nothing Is Really Ours

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2021/11/08

Susan is accompanied to today’s episode by Kori Clausen, author of the book Paddle Out: Death Is Life-Changing. Kori does not consider herself a writer but instead claims that her husband Clint, who passed away, was the one writing it through her. Kori shares today about her grief journey and how she found peace in being present, allowing herself to feel, lowering the mean voices in her head, and experiencing gratitude for all the gifts life has granted her. Key Takeaways: Kori shares about her

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46:07

Sometimes You Just Need to Clear the Deck

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2021/11/01

Reverend Anne Presuel, a recurrent guest on the podcast, joins Susan in today’s episode. Both Reverend Anne and Susan are connected in their spiritual paths, a relationship that started as a coaching-client relationship to experiencing loss and turning that around into a spiritual friendship. Key Takeaways: Reverend Anne shares her grief story and how her life pivoted unexpectedly as a result of it. The same day Anne published her book A Divine Intuitive Awakening she got a call from Luisa, her

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44:05

A Horrific Death Followed By a Spiritual Healing and...

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2021/10/25

In today’s episode, Susan is joined by Myree Morsi, a soul guide and transformational therapist who since 1999 has supported people who are navigating their awakening, healing, soul alignment, and spiritual journeys. After successfully healing her own PTSD from childhood abuse, Myree is dedicated to helping others heal their trauma, claim their spiritual gifts, elevate as soulful leaders, stabilize, and befriend their awakening experiences in the midst of modern pressurized lives. She has walked a

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41:43

The Sudden Tragic Death of our Teenage Daughter -...

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2021/10/18

Dan and Nancy lost their daughter in a car crash and had to make the tough decision to take her off life support. Today, they help grievers get unstuck in their grief and help them with better coping mechanisms that refine the definition of what it is to be in grief. Learn about Dan and Nancy’s story on this week’s episode. Key Takeaways: A little bit about Dan and Nancy’s grief story with losing their daughter. Dan saw a little sparrow and he realized it was a sign that it was time to say

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37:55

What’s It Like Surviving Near-Death Experiences

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2021/10/11

Michelle Clare is a Certified Medium, Angel Intuitive, Spiritual Coach, and Energy Healer. Michelle is in a unique position. She has survived three near-death experiences and each time she came out of this state, they’ve been profound. In this episode, she describes what these experiences are like, how she helps her clients reach her loved ones, and so much more! Key Takeaways: Michelle shares a little bit about herself and some of her near-death experiences. Michelle came back with such a vivid

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36:03

I’m So Sick of Being Stuck in My Grief

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2021/10/04

Michelle Chalfant is the Founder of The Adult Chair, Therapist, and a Holistic Life Coach. Michelle is also a podcast host, which dives into topics like psychology, getting unstuck, and how to work through your grief. Michelle’s work has deeply helped Susan on her grief journey and in this week’s episode, Michelle talks about learning how to work with your emotions (something we were never taught to do) in order for us to be emotionally healthy adults. Key Takeaways: Susan felt a lot of comfort

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44:28

Suicide is On My Mind Everyday

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2021/09/27

Frank King is a Suicide Prevention and Postvention Public Speaker and Trainer. He is also a Corporate Comedian and was a writer for The Tonight Show for 20 years. Frank shares his battle with depression and suicidal thoughts on this week’s episode, and why it’s so important to seek help when you seem to be spiralling down. Key Takeaways: A little bit about Frank and how he got into suicide prevention. Suicide runs in Frank’s family. He and his mother found one of his family members that way

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35:36

I Lost My Husband, My Mother, and Five Other Family...

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2021/09/20

Kristyn Lohoff lost her father when she was just seven years old. Growing up without a father and seeing her friends go on “dad trips” always made her jealous, so when her husband passed, she felt such sadness in seeing her four daughters grow up without a dad as well. With the loss of seven family members in her life within a short timeframe, people around her didn’t know how to support her in her grief. Kristen shares her grief story and how she worked on honoring her husband after he passed.

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29:38

How to Support a Child in Grief After a Parent Passes...

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2021/09/13

Join Susan on this solo episode as she talks about a grief situation that came up recently in her life. One of her friend’s daughters, who is college-aged, is still struggling with the death of her father 7 years later. She is stuck in a phrase that she can’t seem to get out of. How do we support the young adults and children in our lives who have experienced something very painful and traumatic? Susan shares tips and her advice on this week’s episode. Key Takeaways: How do children typically

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43:08

Suicidal Ideation: After My Husband Committed...

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2021/09/06

Janie Dalrymple has been a nurse for over 17 years including hospital-based bedside care, home health, and the outpatient clinical setting. She has a strong neurology background and was a Clinic Coordinator for an ALS Clinic for several years. After the unexpected death of her husband and mother at a young age, Janie felt the need to advocate for others finding it difficult to navigate the healthcare system, including dealing with end-of-life issues. Janie shares what life looks like after her

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44:26

Why Is Connecting With Another Human Being Scarier...

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2021/08/30

David Richman is an Entrepreneur, Author, Public Speaker, Athlete and Philanthropist. David might not have lived to see 40. Overweight, a heavy smoker, in a destructive marriage trying to protect two kids, prone to extremes, he was not a happy man, but really wanted to be. After his sister became diagnosed with terminal cancer, that was the wake-up call David needed to live a more authentic life. In this week’s episode, David talks about his latest book, Cycle of Lives and digs deep into why we’re

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40:18

Don’t Tell Me What To Do After My Spouse Dies

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2021/08/23

Jill Johnson-Young is the Co-Founder and Clinical Therapist at Central Counseling Services, where she and her team provide the highest quality care for individuals and families seeking assistance with life's challenges. Jill’s areas of expertise include grief and loss, children's grief, dementia support for families, adoption related issues, LGBT issues, and so much more. Jill has lost two spouses to illness and shares her story on this week’s episode and the frustrating experience she had when

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39:38

The Tumor Was Coming Back and There Was Nothing I...

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2021/08/16

Ashley Jackson discovered that her husband had developed a rare form of cancer, with only a 35% chance of survival, this event has forever changed Ashley’s purpose in life. Not only was Ashley planning her wedding, but she also found herself being a caregiver to her future husband at the young age of 31 years old. Life threw Ashley into a hurricane, and with three years in, Ashley shares what her grief journey has been like and how she and her husband have adapted to this new normal of regular

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45:09

I Lost My Only Daughter, Now What?

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2021/08/09

Helen Morris is a Certified Body Code Practitioner issued by The InsideOUT Institute, a world renowned organization that creates breakthroughs in the lives of its members through innovative energy healing and transformational leadership coaching. After Helen lost her only child, she had to rediscover herself and her purpose again. It was a painful process and today she shares her grief story and what has helped her move forward. Key Takeaways: Helen shares her grief story and how she lost her

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46:52

Interpreting Grief Dreams: Is Our Loved One Trying to...

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2021/08/02

Dr. Joshua Black is a Grief Researcher, Speaker, Consultant and the Host of the Grief Dreams Podcast. As one of the world's leading academic experts in grief dreams, which can be dreams of the deceased, Dr. Black has directed his efforts on raising awareness about this fascinating phenomenon and how the brain continues to connect unconsciously with our loved ones. Find out more about what grief dreams are, and what it really means when you dream of someone who has passed away in this week’s

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39:16

The Loss of a Parent is Traumatic and Painful

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2021/07/26

Sarah Davis is a Podcast Producer and the host of Breathing Wind, a podcast about parent loss, change, and healing. Sarah is also a Writer and Learning Experience Designer. Sarah shares her grief journey on this week’s podcast and why it’s so painful when you have to re-find your community and your friends again. She also shares tips on how to overcome your own grief on this week’s show. Key Takeaways: Sarah shares her grief story and how she lost her father. After losing her father, Sarah

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