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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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29:32

20 Years After 9/11 and We All Still Remember

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/07/19

Payton Lynch was inspired to write her book, Rise From the Ashes, by her husband’s story as a 9/11 surviving child. Payton is also currently going through her own struggles and grief as she is faced with the possibility of never being able to have children naturally. In this week’s episode, Payton shares lessons she’s learned from her husband about grief, surviving grief, her own journey with grief, and so much more. Key Takeaways: A little bit about Payton and why she’s writing a book about the

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35:21

Dealing with Very Cold and Emotionally Distant...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/07/12

Ducky shares her grief story about her husband, Colin, of 15 years passing away suddenly from complications of a heart attack in 2019. Ducky shares what it was like dealing with his in-laws at the time of the funeral, what it’s like being a young widow at 36 years old, and how she experiences all the emotions during the last two years in this week’s episode. Key Takeaways: It doesn’t matter if you’re one day in or 10 years in, we are always finding new ways to adapt with grief. Ducky shares her

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37:19

The Devastating Choice To Take Someone Off Life Support

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2021/07/05

Cris Duvall is a retired Dental Hygienist and has transformed her grief story into helping people discover what they want out of life. Cris is no stranger to loss, having lost two of her brothers as well as her father early on in life. However, when her husband passed away suddenly, and she had to take him off of life support, she made a conscious choice not to let her grief consume her. She shares how the act of thinking positive and not letting the woes and her sorrows get her down when she is

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38:56

Men Deal with Grief by Shutting Up and Numbing Out.

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2021/06/28

Tony Lynch is the Founder of the Memories of Us nonprofit, a supportive place for men in grief. Men are traditionally shown over and over in society that they can not be vulnerable. This negatively affects our communities. After experiencing devastating loss, Tony was on the brink of suicide. It took a spiritual awakening for him to get out of it. Tony shares what he was going through mentally when he was in grief, and he didn’t even realize it had gotten so bad until it was almost too late. Key

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38:39

How Do You Return to Work After a Loss?

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2021/06/21

Rachel Kodanaz has been speaking passionately to national audiences of all sizes for 20 years, addressing all aspects of change, growth, and acceptance that comes with embracing life’s challenges – those expected and unexpected. Through her books, Living with Loss, One Day at a Time and Grief in the Workplace, Rachel offers a wealth of knowledge, inspiration and practical advice for those who have lost a loved one or are supporting someone who has lost a loved one. In this week’s episode, Rachel

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39:28

When Is It Time to Declutter Your Loved One’s...

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2021/06/14

Rebekah Saltzman is passionate about the Zero Waste Movement and uses her professional design skills to help her clients create organized and beautiful spaces for themselves and their families. She is the Founder of Balagan Be Gone and it’s her mission to have her clients get the most out of their possessions and stress less about managing it all. What do you do with all of your loved one’s things when they’ve passed on? Rebekah sheds some light and offers advice on how to tackle this in a way that

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49:37

A Widower at 33 Years Old. What’s Next For Me?

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2021/06/07

Phil Pinti is a full-time single parent, widower, as well as a military veteran, philosopher, and ultra runner. He lost his wife to cancer at the young age of 33, which left him reexamining his life and his purpose. Phil believes you can wallow in your story or use your experiences to push you forward. You can be your best advocate or your own worst enemy, but the good news is you can choose. Key Takeaways: It’s not what happens to us in life that matters, it’s what we do with what we’ve been

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47:39

How Do You Protect Yourself From Online Scammers That...

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2021/05/31

Dr. Kirsten Turkington is a Family Nurse Practitioner and a Forensic Nurse Expert. Dr. Kristen has seen her elderly clients go through this form of financial abuse by scammers who are presented as ‘the love of their life’. It’s lonely after you’ve lost someone, but that doesn’t mean you should build a love relationship that’s purely based on how much money you send them. Here are some of the things you need to be aware of. Key Takeaways: As widowers get so caught up in their grief, they are prime

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39:24

Release Negativity From Grief And Open Yourself Up...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/05/24

Gennye Lion is a Light Activator, Mentor, and Purpose Visionary. She helps women visionaries become impactful leaders through deep inner work and light body activation. She also helps women unlock their potential, balance their body and mind, as well as their life and business, to find soul success that achieves self-mastery. Gennye opens up about her grief journal and dives into why embracing the ‘woo’ in your life, as a logical personal, isn’t always a bad thing. Key Takeaways: Gennye shares

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39:41

It Feels Like My Life Is Over

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2021/05/17

Dr. Melissa Mork is a Professor and Chair of The Department of Psychology Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement at the University of Northwestern St. Paul. Dr. Melissa lost both of her parents within a short span of each other when she was still in college, and this led her to dedicate her career to learning about and understanding grief. Her career has since evolved and she shares why it’s critical for you to also embrace humor and the ‘gritty’ sides of grief in this week’s episode. Key Takeaways:

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40:41

Signs From Heaven

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2021/05/10

Victoria Shaw received her PhD in Cognitive Psychology from Princeton University and completed her postdoctoral training in the department of Educational and Developmental Psychology at Columbia University Teachers College. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a State Certified School Counselor, but what makes Victoria unique is that she has a very high intuitive nature and can use this ability to help her clients heal more effectively. She takes a holistic approach to counseling and helps

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41:07

I Feel So Alone In My Grief! No One Understands Me

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2021/05/03

Susan Hannifin-Macnab is the Founder of A2Z Healing Toolbox®, an organization which provides powerful tools and resources to accompany and accelerate the healing journey of those living with grief and/or trauma. She is also a social worker, education, speaker, and an author of the five-time award winning book, A to Z Healing Toolbox. Susan H. shares her grief story, why you need community to heal, and explains how no one is truly alone in this journey. Key Takeaways: Susan H. shares her grief

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39:07

I Just Want My Life Back

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2021/04/26

Mansi Jain is a Mindset Transformation Coach and helps people break through on their limiting beliefs, which are preventing them from living their dream life with joy, enthusiasm, and abundance. When it comes to grief, we can get stuck in a negative self-talk cycle where we don’t believe we deserve happiness. Mansi shares best practices on how you can overcome your grief, even when it feels impossible. Key Takeaways: After a traumatic grief experience, people get stuck in a negative cycle of woe

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32:53

How To Support In Grief - Show Up For Your Friends

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/04/19

Susan’s daughter, Madison, had a wide range of challenges when her father passed. Some of her friends were not able to show up for her, but there are some silver linings that happened from the experience. Madison has some of her friends on today’s show to discuss how to show up for a grieving teenager, and how to be supportive no matter what. Key Takeaways: When you have a friend that’s grieving, it can be so challenging to show up for them. Madison gives a quick overview of what the experience

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43:38

No One Knows About Grief Until It Hits Home

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2021/04/12

Brian Waters is a licensed Indiana Funeral Director and also the co-host of the podcast, Undertaking, where he shares stories about his profession and how we navigate life and death. Brian shares his grief story and gives perspective on what it’s like working as a funeral director, and how he helps people navigate their pain during their most vulnerable times. Key Takeaways: Funeral directors build up a wall and detach themselves emotionally from the outcome. Brian shares his personal grief

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39:10

Reconnecting with Your Loved Ones -- In Spirit.

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/04/05

Dylan King is a Spiritual Alignment & Success Coach. Dylan had a gift ever since she was 14 years old and would physically see her grandfather, who had since passed, and listen to his messages. He was her spirit guide and the reason why she started on this journey. Today, she helps her clients reconnect with their heart and to get out of their logical head in order to live a more fulfilling spiritual practice and to be open to receiving messages from beyond. Key Takeaways: A little bit about

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32:53

The Top Ten Things I’ve Learned About Grief

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2021/03/29

Susan celebrates a year of podcasting, she also is recording this on the third anniversary of her husband’s passing. There’s a lot of lessons she’s learned over the years about grief and how to best manage it. She shares the top ten tips that have helped her through her grief journey and in processing a lot of complex emotions coming at her. It is definitely a process, but the good news is that resilience gets easier as you practice it and that there is hope out there. Key Takeaways: Susan

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32:46

Grieving A Senseless Murder

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/03/22

Brigette Squire is a recent graduate of IIN and she is dedicated to working on issues that trouble people in areas of mental, reproductive, and digestive health. She also mentors members of the community on how to eat holistically. She has her own business, Ebb And Flow Holistic Care, and is a community volunteer within the Christian Roberts Foundation. Key Takeaways: Brigette shares her grief story. Her younger brother was murdered two years ago. Because of COVID, it’s been hard to get closure

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41:57

Being Resilient When Life Seems Unfair

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/03/15

Tope Folarin is a Nigerian-American writer. He won the 2013 Caine Prize for African Writing for his short story "Miracle". In his first novel, A Particular Kind of Black Man, Tope writes about a Nigerian family, new to America, as they try to assimilate and it takes from themes he had experienced throughout his life in America. Tope shares his grief story about his mother and her struggles with mental illness in this week’s episode. Key Takeaways: Tope shares his grief story. Tope’s mother

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40:11

How to survive the loss of two children

Tendrils of Grief ·

2021/03/08

After losing her infant son in 2011, Catherine McNulty embarked on a journey to do more than survive grief. The loss forever changed the trajectory of her life and sent her looking for meaning and purpose for the life she was given. She channeled the love for her son into her own healing, self-growth and personal empowerment. In this week’s episode, she shares her grief journey and how we can get better at recovering from grief during this process. Key Takeaways: Catherine shares her grief story

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