Podcast appearances and mentions of joanne steen

In this episode, Joanne reflects on her experience after the death of her husband and how that experience inadvertently shaped her career and the work she know does.Joanne Steen the founder of Grief Solutions, a training company that provides practical training and resources on grief, loss, and resilience to professional assistance providers who work with the bereaved.Joanne has worked with more than forty diverse organizations. Her clients have included the U.S. Department of Defense; the Canadian Military Forces; Army Survivor Outreach Services and Navy Gold Star Program, plus a host of federal, state, corporate, and non-profit organizations. Joanne is a past Chair of the Surviving Spouse Advisory Council, Military Officers Association of America (MOAA).Joanne holds an MSEd in counseling from Old Dominion University and a BS in engineering from Rutgers University. Honors and awards include the 2010 Chairman’s Award, Military Officers Association of America; 2009 Alumni Fellow, Old Dominion University, Darden College of Education & Professional Studies, and 2007 Distinguished Author of the Year, United States Naval Institute. Joanne is the author of We Regret To Inform You: A Survival Guide for Gold Star Parents and Those Who Support Them. She is coauthor of the award-winning Military Widow: A Survival Guide. Joanne is also a contributing author of numerous works on traumatic grief and military loss.Support the show (https://healgrief.org/donations/)

Team Tango welcomes Joanne Steen, Gold Star widow and founder of Grief Solutions, a company that provides practical training and resources on grief to professional assistance providers who work with the bereaved. Special Guest: Joanne Steen.

Joanne Steen is a counselor, military widow and the founder of Grief Solutions training company focused on grief, loss and resilience. She is the author of two books on grief […] The post Surviving Military Loss with Joanne Steen appeared first on Open to Hope.

Joanne Steen had what she considered a perfect life. She had a satisfying career and a good marriage to a Naval officer. Then her world turned upside down when her husband was killed while on duty. Evolving over time, her loss led to a new career working with Gold Star families; those who, like her, lost someone close while they were on duty. What helped her through, built her resiliency and formed her new normal? And what does she now offer others who are experiencing this special kind of loss? Join us to hear about her path to today and to talk about her new book, We Regret to Inform You, a resource for parents who have lost a child.

Joanne Steen had what she considered a perfect life. She had a satisfying career and a good marriage to a Naval officer. Then her world turned upside down when her husband was killed while on duty. Evolving over time, her loss led to a new career working with Gold Star families; those who, like her, lost someone close while they were on duty. What helped her through, built her resiliency and formed her new normal? And what does she now offer others who are experiencing this special kind of loss? Join us to hear about her path to today and to talk about her new book, We Regret to Inform You, a resource for parents who have lost a child.

Kathryn interviews Former Google VP of Communications Jessica Powell, author of “The Big Disruption: A Totally Fictional But Essentially True Silicon Valley Story.” As a tech lover and loather who ran Google's global communications team, Jessica Powell sheds light on what it's like to be a woman working in the male-dominated Silicon Valley culture and why she decided to leave. Powell is the author of Literary Paris and has been published in The Guardian, The NY Times, WIRED, and Medium. Kathryn also interviews Founder of Grief Solutions Joanne Steen MS NCC, author of “WE REGRET TO INFORM YOU: A Survival Guide for Gold Star Parents and Those Who Support Them.” As a widow of a naval aviator, Steen's personal experience along with her training in crisis management enables her to effectively address many of the thorniest issues that confront Gold Star parents. Steen is a board-certified counselor and the founder of Grief Solutions, a training company on grief, loss and resilience.

Kathryn interviews Former Google VP of Communications Jessica Powell, author of “The Big Disruption: A Totally Fictional But Essentially True Silicon Valley Story.” As a tech lover and loather who ran Google's global communications team, Jessica Powell sheds light on what it's like to be a woman working in the male-dominated Silicon Valley culture and why she decided to leave. Powell is the author of Literary Paris and has been published in The Guardian, The NY Times, WIRED, and Medium. Kathryn also interviews Founder of Grief Solutions Joanne Steen MS NCC, author of “WE REGRET TO INFORM YOU: A Survival Guide for Gold Star Parents and Those Who Support Them.” As a widow of a naval aviator, Steen's personal experience along with her training in crisis management enables her to effectively address many of the thorniest issues that confront Gold Star parents. Steen is a board-certified counselor and the founder of Grief Solutions, a training company on grief, loss and resilience.

As we celebrate this holiday weekend we'll bring you 3 people who will teach us how to do it right.  Gold Star widow Ursula Palmer shares a love story, Army veteran Ray Lambert shares an epic story about sacrifices he witnessed on D-Day and author Joanne Steen shares her new book and some great ways everyone can honor the true meaning of Memorial Day. 

As we celebrate this holiday weekend we'll bring you 3 people who will teach us how to do it right.  Gold Star widow Ursula Palmer shares a love story, Army veteran Ray Lambert shares an epic story about sacrifices he witnessed on D-Day and author Joanne Steen shares her new book and some great ways everyone can honor the true meaning of Memorial Day. 

Last week, we talked about loneliness. Today, Cathy Lewis leads a discussion about how our families and our communities help us deal with tragedy. We talk to Joanne Steen, author of We Regret to Inform You: A Survival Guide for Gold Star Parents and Those Who Support Them. Then we hear from students and staff at the Governor's School for the Arts, who are producing a multimedia event about school shootings in America.

Kim interviews Joanne Steen, Author of We Regret to Inform You: A Survival Guide for Gold Star Parents

Today is Veterans Day. The federal holiday set aside to honor those who served our Nation's military. Today, we'll talk about the history of the holiday that was established in 1919 and also how prior to the internet, generations of soldiers and families waited on mail as the only means of communication. Author Jack London explores the history of letter writing and the importance of honoring veteran memories through letters in his new book, "French Letters: Engaged in War." Also in the hour, we'll talk with local, award-winning author Joanne Steen who has launched a national campaign to draw attention to the unmet needs of a sometimes overlooked group who bear the ultimate burden and sacrifice for our country--surviving parents who have lost a military son or daughter in the line of duty. We'll also open our lines for your thoughts and reflections of Veterans Day.