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Bereaved But Still Me

"Bereaved But Still Me" is a podcast for the bereaved community that was formerly known as "Heart to Heart with Michael." As we entered Season 5, we decided to rebrand our podcast to make it easier for the bereaved community to find us. We are happy to announce that "Heart to Heart with Michael," was nominated for a 2020 WEGO Health Award. "Heart to Heart with Michael" was a finalist in the Health Podcast category. This was a great honor for our podcast."Bereaved But Still Me" is a product of the

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Eldercare Financial Planning

Bereaved But Still Me ·

2020/11/05

What do we need to prepare for our loved ones so that when we pass, they will know our last wishes? What can we do to make sure that when we pass. our loved ones will be able to make sense of our last wishes. What is the importance of leaving an organized last will and testament? Where do we leave all the relevant insurance information? What is the importance of having all our financial papers in order? Miriam Whiteley, CFP™ walks us through some of the basic procedures we need to follow so that

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The Gift of Life: Organ Donation

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2020/10/01

Tamar Ashkenazi, Ph.D., national coordinator of Israel’s national transplant system,discusses the history of transplants in Israel, how transplant awareness has grown and how the definition of death as brain death has allowed more people to become donors. Israel has adopted the Spanish model of donation, wherein every hospital has a transplant coordinator who helps donor families, through the difficult decision to donate organs. Dr. Askenazi also broke some news on “Heart to Heart with Michael,”

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Grieving Beyond Gender

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2020/09/03

Do men and women grieve differently from each other, or is there a better way to understand the way they mourn? Dr. Kenneth J. Doka talks with Michael about a spectrum from Intuitive grievers to Instrumental grievers, and that how we understand the way our friends and family mourn, can help us to comfort them more effectively. Grief characteristics are not specific to gender so much as they relate to the type of person we are. Understanding how our friends and family grieve can help us to better

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Grief and Unexpected Allies

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2020/08/06

Grief and trauma expert, Edy Nathan, LCSW, MA, joins Michael Liben in this episode of "Heart to Heart with Michael' with a unique outlook on grief and loss. Edy Nathan uses a number of techniques to help people find their "new ordinary." Viewing her patients through the prism of grief, Edy Nathan helps people look at their preconceived notions in a whole new way.How do people get out of their pain? How can people survive this COVID-19 world, especially when loved ones die? How can people experience

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30:03

Financial Planning for Everyone

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2020/07/02

This month, Heart to Heart with Michael sits down with Laura Redfern, Certified Financial Planner, and will be looking at some of the things that each of us can do in order to better plan for our family’s future. Oftentimes families are faced with confusion when trying to understand the wishes of their loved ones. Proper planning can avoid confusion after our death, and can make our intentions known to those who follow us and are tasked with carrying out our wishes.This podcast is provided for

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30:01

Disenfranchised Grief

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2020/06/04

Are there times when it seems inappropriate to grieve in public? What happens when those around us fail to recognize our grief or our right to grieve? Dr. Kenneth J. Doka takes us through the concept of Disenfranchised Grief, and how it can affect our ability to properly process our grief.

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Boomers on the Launching Pad 2

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2020/05/07

Boomers on the Launching Pad 2 picks up our continuing conversation with comedians, actors, writers, and all-around great people Philip Proctor and Jamie Alcroft. In a round table discussion, they talk with Host Michael Liben about birth, death, life - and all things before and after. It's a fascinating look at friendship that will surely bring a smile to your face.

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Boomers on the Launching Pad

Bereaved But Still Me ·

2020/04/02

This month on "Heart to Heart with Michael," Philip Proctor is back this time with fellow Boomer, Jamie Alcroft. Recorded back in those thrilling days of yestermonth when men could sit at the same table and share a microphone. In this episode, which we call Boomers on the Launching Pad, Jamie reveals the shocking truth about John Wilkes Booth, maple syrup, and Joseph Kennedy's Lincoln, while Philip shares a shocking tale from a Thai restaurant. It's all snails and adventure. BUT THERE'S MORE! For

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30:01

Rebuilding Life after the Loss of a Sibling

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2020/03/05

This episode of "Heart to Heart with Michael" features Jay Handlin. A childhood friend of Host Michael Liben, for the very first time they openly discuss what Jay's life was life for him after the loss of his brother. These two friends explore different losses Jay has experienced and how those losses have shaped him into the man he is today.Please take a moment to follow us on your preferred social media platforms:Apple Podcasts:

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29:59

Grief in the United States Military

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2020/02/06

Steve Gambichler is a retired Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army. He was an Army Aviation Officer and he served for 32 years from 1985 to 2018. Steve deployed for Operation Iraq Freedom 2003, invasion of Iraq, and then he deployed again in 2006 to Iraq.Steve is father to two boys, ages 21 and 18. Steve’s 18-year-old just joined the US Air Force. He is 52 years old. He is a disabled vet who likes sushi and is a lover of scotch. He’s also a Toastmaster.In this episode, Steve tells Michael

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30:03

Beyond the Five Stages of Grief

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2020/01/02

This episode is “Beyond the Five Stages of Grief” and our guest is Carole Sanek. Carole tells us about the trauma of her husband's death following his stroke. She also tells us what Complicated Grief is and how ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy) has helped her and how EMDR therapy can help PTSD victims. Carole also explains how healing the trauma part of the brain can help you become motivated to help others and have a purpose in your life.

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A Look Back at 2019

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2019/12/05

This is a look back at the Heart to Heart with Michael episodes that aired in 2019. Host Michael Liben reviews Season 3, the Guests and provides excerpts from each episode. Special thanks to all of our Guests: Nancy Jensen, Peter Pugliese, Julie Joiner and Brittany Ramos, Danny Mack, Ron Glenn Kelly, Alden Solovy, Hannah Sherebrin, and Dr. Sandra Schatz. Thanks, too, to C Jay Anderson for being a Guest Host and conducting an insightful interview with Michael Liben.This look back showed how Season

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הקשר שבין הגוף לנפש בתהליכי ריפוי

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2019/11/21

חני סידיס גרה בחיפה. היא עובדת כמרפאת בעיסוק, ומשתמשת במחול כדי לעזור למטופלים שלה להבין את הקשר שבין הגוף ונפש. היא עובדת עם המטופלים שלה בעזרת תנועתיות מיוחדת , שעוזרת להם ומאפשרת להם לחבר בין הגוף והנפש , בכדי לנסות לעזור להם לפתור בעיות רגשיות, וסוגיות שעולות בקשרים שלהם עם משפחה וחברים, כמו בעיות של נתינת אמון אחד בשני, ולהבין את הנזק שנגרם מטראומות שחוו. חני מדריכה אותם כדי שיוכלו בעצם להבין את עצמם יותר טוב, וכך יוכלו לעבור תהליך של ריפוי שיביא אותם לבחור ולהחליט בצורה יותר מושכלת

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Talking About Grief in the Armed Forces

Bereaved But Still Me ·

2019/11/07

Dr. Sandra Schatz is a Clinical Psychologist who works with soldiers at Fort Hood Army Base.Her days are spent conducting psychological testing, individual therapy, and group therapy for problems ranging from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to adjusting from being away from home for the first time.Personally, Sandra’s mother recently passed away -- in June 2019.Originally from South Dakota, Sandra lived in San Diego, on Long Island, and several places in between before arriving in Texas three

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Grief as a Lifelong Process

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2019/10/03

Hannah Sherebrin returns on this episode of Heart to Heart with Michael to talk with him about how she has learned to process her grief through art. With a very traumatic event occurring in her childhood, surviving the Holocaust, she has come to realize the effects of trauma on the human psyche and how people need to process their past trauma before they can process any new grief they may experience.

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Processing Grief Through Art

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2019/09/04

How can we use art to help us with our grief? Hannah Sherebrin, M.S., ATR, RN is a retired Director of the Art Craft studio of the University of Western Ontario, Canada. She moved to Israel in 1997 where she continues to work as an Art Therapist in private practice dealing mainly with trauma bereavement and depression with adult populations.She supervises practicum students and other art therapists and leads art therapy support groups of bereaved parents whose children have died in terrorist

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Healing Brokenness Through Prayer

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2019/08/01

Alden Solovy talks with Michael about his wife Ami, his passion for writing prayers, his current projects and where we can buy his books.Alden Solovy spreads joy and excitement through prayer. A liturgist and poet, his work has been used by people of all faiths throughout the world. He’s written more than 700 pieces of new liturgy, offering a fresh new Jewish voice, challenging the boundaries between poetry, meditation, personal growth, and prayer. He’s a teacher, a writing coach, and an

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The Mind-Body Connection in Healing

Bereaved But Still Me ·

2019/07/04

Hanny Sidis is from Haifa Israel. Hanny is an occupational, dance, and mind and body therapist. She works with people through movement to connect the body and mind in order to work through a variety of issues such as relationships, emotions, trust, and trauma. Hanny guides them to have a better understanding of themselves and to connect their inner self so they can make better choices for themselves. Hanny has recently added Acro balance to her treatments as a therapeutic tool bringing a better

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Crying in the Shower and Learning to Laugh Again

Bereaved But Still Me ·

2019/06/06

Our guest is Ron Glenn Kelly, author of Sometimes I Cry in the Shower. Ron is no stranger to grief and today he’ll tell us his personal story and how he is committed to helping others deal with grief in their personal lives and in the workplace. Ron Glenn Kelly unexpectedly lost his teenage son and only child to a congenital heart defect. He has become a leading authority on grief in the workplace. He is the author of several books and he is a keynote speaker discussing grief support in the

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30:01

If Grief is a Game, Can Anyone Win?

Bereaved But Still Me ·

2019/05/02

Danny Mack is a graduate of The University of North Texas and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is currently the Director of Spiritual and Social Services for Christian Care Hospice. Danny Mack, a.k.a. The Happy-o-logist, is a philosopher, theologian, motivational speaker, life coach, spiritual healer and expert on rock ‘n roll.In today's show, Danny and Michael talk about his book "If Grief is a Game, These Are the Rules" and how that book applies to real life. Tune in to hear Danny's

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