Podcast appearances and mentions of John W James

Susanne's world fell apart piece by piece—her marriage ended, her health declined, her family home was lost, and as she mourned her father's passing, she also became her mother's caretaker. Just as Susanne thought she had found hope again, another deep loss left her shattered and without direction. Through this cascade of heartbreak, Susanne discovered that the well-meaning words and advice society gives us about grief often leave us even more isolated and confused.In this episode of The Mom Next Door: Stories of Faith, Susanne Murphy joins Pam Fields to share her raw and honest journey through extraordinary loss and the profound lessons God revealed in the midst of her pain. Susanne not only tells her story but offers practical, biblically grounded tools to help us walk alongside others in their sorrow. She exposes the myths our culture perpetuates about grief and invites listeners to approach heartache with compassion and listening ears.You'll hear Susanne's heartfelt encouragement for the brokenhearted and learn how even life's “good” changes—like a child moving away to college or a big family move—can trigger grief that needs to be acknowledged. Drawing from her work as a grief recovery specialist, Susanne brings hope, healing, and a new perspective on how to hold space for our children and friends as they process loss, both big and small.If you or someone you love is facing grief, this conversation will equip you to respond with empathy, listen without judgment, and recognize God's redemptive work in the midst of suffering. Susanne reminds us that our stories are not over—hope, healing, and God's loving presence are waiting as we step forward in faith.Listen in for practical tips, biblical encouragement, and the gentle reminder that you are never alone in your heartbreak.Check in with Susanne at Whole Heart Coaching or on Instagram @Susanne_MurphyYou can also connect with Pam and Friends on the Facebook group, Tending Fields Mom's Group and on Instagram@TendingFieldsThe book mentioned in this episode wasThe Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James & Russell FriedmanSome other episodes about grief: #204 Partnering with God Through Chronic Pain, Susan Sage#198 Supporting One Another Through Trials, Julie Foge#192 A Mother's Loss, A Family's Faith, Christina Varvel#146 Grief, Loss and Community, Kim Mendoza#storiesoffaith #griefsupport #momshelpingmoms #healingjourney #faiththroughloss #holdspace #hopeafterheartbreak #listeningwell #grieflessons

“Our body keeps the score of the trauma we've survived.” When I read this line from today's guest, I knew we had to talk more about it. Shame, guilt, grief, anger, sadness… when not fully expressed and released, these emotions and experiences can nestle their way into our bodies and cause a whirlwind of feelings like pain, anxiety, depression, and so much more.Today, we're talking to Becky Aste about ways to release trauma stored in your body so you can not only heal physically but heal mentally as well.In this episode, you'll learn:How Becky saved her dying marriage with somatic workUnderstanding what somatic healing and work areHow to pinpoint if you have stored trauma in your bodyThe importance of getting curious about your body's signalsSimple ways to release trauma stored in the bodyLet it be simple, even if it's out of your nervous system's comfort zoneThe pandemic of shame and how to complete griefA tool for intentional compartmentalizingBecky is a married mother of two, a trauma-informed marriage coach, and the host of “Your Breakthrough Blueprint,” a top 5% globally ranked podcast. She is also the CEO and creator of “I Do Breakthrough,” a company dedicated to equipping highly ambitious wives to repair thriving connections in their marriage by moving trauma out of the body.Resources from this episodeFoundations for Getting Out of Your Head - a FREE 5-day private podcast experience. During this 5-day private podcast experience, I will cut through the noise and be your guide to breaking free from what is holding you back - your thoughts.If you want to learn more about your body and its messages, check out Becky's The Meaning Behind Your Physical Symptoms: Chakra Crash Course.If you're looking to complete your grief, check out The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell Friedman.Check out Becky's free training 3 Secrets to Thriving Intimacy.Connect with Becky AsteFacebook: @becky.aste Instagram: @becky_astePodcast: Your Breakthrough Blueprint with Becky Aste Website: idobreakthrough.com Connect with LauraAuraFacebook: @thatlauraauraTikTok:  @thatlauraauraInstagram: @thatlauraauraWebsite: LauraAura.comSupport the Show.THANK YOU, GUTSY TRIBE!We love, love, love to read your comments, feedback, and reviews. If you haven't yet, drop us one below! Your review might even get highlighted within one of our gutsy love posts or on our website.https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/the-gutsy-podcast/id1445481970

About Donna:It all began in 2013 when Donna's husband passed away unexpectedly, and she found herself suddenly navigating widowhood with three young children. After getting settled in their new normal, Donna made the decision to relaunch her career into the role that she had found so impactful during that time of transition for her family: financial planning. She made it her mission to support families in transition. Connect with Donna Kendrick!Website: https://sephtonfinancial.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/donna-kendrick/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sephton-Financial-LLC-100589531785379Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sephton_financial_llc/Podcasts: https://sephtonfinancial.com/podcasts/ Book Recommendation: The Grief Recovery Handbook, 20th Anniversary Expanded Edition: The Action Program for Moving Beyond Death, Divorce, and Other Losses including Health, Career, and Faith by John W. James and Russell Friedman  Connect with Deborah Kevin:Website: www.deborahkevin.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/debbykevinwriterLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborah-kevin/ Check out Highlander Press:Website: www.highlanderpressbooks.comTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@highlanderpressInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/highlanderpressFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/highlanderpress

No matter the type or size of your grief, John W. James and Russell Friedman have laid out a path to healing in their powerful guide The Grief Recovery Handbook: Action Program for Moving Beyond Death, Divorce, and Other Losses including Health, Career & Faith. In this special 20th anniversary edition with guidelines on which loss to work through first as well as how best to move forward from health issues and faith struggles; readers are given an opportunity at reclaiming energy and spontaneity after enduring lifelong hardship due to incomplete recovery from grief.

Ilana Shapiro Yahdav, MPA, and Kim English Hanlon, MA, are Grief Advocates and Advanced Certified Grief Recovery Specialists, fueled by their own personal loss experiences. They co-founded Yahdav & Hanlon Grief Support out of a shared passion for offering individual grief support and enhancing corporate wellness programs to support employees around loss and life changes. Their tools and programs help increase productivity, emotional resilience, retention, and engagement both in the workplace and in one's personal life. In this informative & emotional 3rd episode, Ilana, Kim and I discuss:. How to have age appropriate conversations, about what death is, with our children. Tips for answering questions about what happens when we die. Ways we can support our children through their grief and loss of friendships, parent's divorce, no longer being an only children, death of a loved one, etc.  How to incorporate faith & religion into the conversation about death and loss.  Signs to look for when the grief is too much for children to handle.  How to have age appropriate conversations with our children about classroom safety drills, mass shootings, and other tragedies.  Connect with Ilana and Kim on Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram Resources mentioned in this article: The Dougy Center for Grieving Children When Children Grieve by John W James and Russell Friedman & Matthews  The Rabbit Listened The Invisible String Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.motherhood.village1/  Website: https://www.themotherhoodvillage.com/ Liked this episode? Leave a review and rating at: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-motherhood-village-podcast/id1487274178  Have a topic or guest you'd like to see on The Motherhood Village podcast? Send recommendations to: themotherhoodvillage1@gmail.com 

Have you ever found yourself having to make redundancies and struggling to know what to say to your colleagues who are losing their jobs? Or, perhaps you're facing redundancy yourself and trying to navigate the huge mix of emotions that you may now be experiencing.In this episode of HR coffee time, Grief Recovery Expert; Emma Tomes, explains how the loss of a role can lead to feelings of grief and shares her tools and tips on ways you can support either yourself or other people who are in this situation.Key Points From This Episode[00:48] Fay explains what ‘outplacement' means[02:04] Introduction to Emma Tomes[03:53] Emma discusses her experience of redundancy [07:12] The Grief Recovery Method[10:51] How to help when someone is experiencing grief due to redundancy[13:21] Emma shares examples of how to listen and help effectively[16:30] Where to access the podcast show notes[18:39] Emma explains the different stages of grief[23:49] What tools can be used from the ‘Grief Recovery Method'[29:07] The importance of mental health and check-ins[33:15] Emma shares her book recommendation - The Grief Recovery Handbook Method by John W James and Rusell Friedman[34:06] How to connect with Emma[34:51] Fay shares previous episodes related to redundancy:Handling redundancies (of less than 20 people) with confidenceHow to get a senior-level HR roleFinding your next HR job – key tips from an HR RecruiterGetting unstuck after redundancy 3 little-known LinkedIn features which will help you get your next job Useful Links From This EpisodeConnect with Fay on LinkedInThe Bright Sky Career Coaching websiteInspiring HR Group Coaching Programme Connect with Emma on LinkedInEmma's website: The Helpful CoachEmma's free guide: How to help someone grievingEmma's blog post:

How to contain all of the richness that this episode offers in the show notes? Dr.Janelle Chase-Mayers, a mental health consultant, creative systemic therapist, and certified grief recovery specialist, joins Jenn to share about her work at the intersection of play, movement, wellness, and a preventative stance in mental health. Through the Grief Recovery Method and her personal experience with grief after losing her husband just weeks after giving birth to their son, Dr.Janelle helps people learn to dream again. She tells us how we can learn a skill set to live life on life's terms and approach grief with competency, skill, and confidence. Listen for inspiration, tips to sleep better, advice on seeking help after loss, and more. Resources: Find Dr.Janelle Chase-Mayers and her work here Dr.Janelle's TedX Talk: Crafting Emotional Intelligence The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W James and Russell Friedman   Enjoying the podcast? Support our production costs by donating here Receive your Free Grief Guidebook and find Jenn's work here Music by Daniel Plane: www.reelcello.com Podcast production by Caitlin Epstein  

So many of us know Secrets. What many of us may not be aware of is how carrying secrets can impact our Well Being. The ultimate in support of key 12 Step Program tenants, honesty and transparency, three Research articles are cited and findings reviewed to help parents understand how approaching challenges with addiction with open communication, group support and professional guidance is a key aspect of well-being during these challenging times. Hopefully this Podcast will further support the mantra of, 'You're Not Alone", if you find your child is struggling with a substance use disorder. 1: 05 - A Slight Change of Plans Podcast, Hosted by Dr. Maya Shankar1:15 - Lessons from a Grief Therapist, Julia Samuel, on the 'A Slight Change of Plans' Podcast1:45 - The Grief Recovery Handbook, John W. James and Russell Friedman, founders of The Grief Recovery Institute®3:00 - The Psychology of Shame | Psychology Today, The Psychology of Shame:  What happens when we feel ashamed of ourselves in public. September 27, 2020 |  Reviewed by Devon Frye4:20 - Columbia Business School, Keeping Secrets Is Harmful to Your Health, According to New Research from Columbia Business School5:15 - Is it bad to have secrets? Cognitive preoccupation as a toxic element of secrecy7:25 - Developmental Changes in Secrecy during Middle Adolescence: Links with Alcohol Use and Perceived Controlling Parenting16:00 - Rich Roll, Terry Crews On Healthy Masculinity, Strength Through Vulnerability & True PowerThank you for listening and please visit www.siblinghoodofrecovery.com for free resources, links to organizations, groups and individuals who can offer help in the Journey of Recovery towards healing from substance use disorders. If you like this Podcast, please leave a rating on wherever you're listening. It will help to get the word out. If there is one message I can leave you with, the best you can offer your loved one battling addiction is love and a healthier you. Walk gently, my friend.

“Az el nem gyászolt hiányaink temetetlen holtak: addig fognak kísérteni az életünkben és a kapcsolatainkban, amíg méltó körülmények között búcsút nem veszünk tőlük” - olvasható a napokban megjelent, 20 önismereti kérdés és válasz a kapcsolatokról című könyvünkben. Bár a veszteségek témája kapcsán elsőként jellemzően a halál és az elmúlás fogalma jut eszünkbe, a fenti mondat a kapcsolati veszteségekre is éppúgy érvényes: az el nem gyászolt válás, szakítás vagy gyerekkor súlyos érzelmi csomagként nehezedhet a vállunkra, és ha valamitől, akkor az idő múlásától biztosan nem várhatunk megkönnyebbülést. De akkor mi segíthet feldolgozni a veszteségeinket? Egyáltalán honnan lehet felismerni a fel nem dolgozott hiányokat, és mit tehetünk azért, hogy a félelmeink helyett a tanulságokat vigyük tovább egy következő kapcsolatba? Ilyen és ehhez hasonló kérdésekről beszélgettünk legfrissebb, a kapcsolati veszteségek témájával foglalkozó podcast-adásunkban. Ha érdekelnek a válaszok, hallgassatok ránk! A 20 önismereti kérdés és válasz a kapcsolatokról című könyvet itt tudod megrendelni: https://bit.ly/3ic3uOT Az adásban említett cikkek, könyvek és hivatkozások: https://pszichoforyou.hu/hazassagi-tortenet-interju/ https://pszichoforyou.hu/szemben-nappal-cimu-konyvet-ajanljuk/ https://pszichoforyou.hu/veszteseg-jarvany-gyasz/ https://pszichoforyou.hu/illegalis-gyasz/ John W. James – Russel Friedman: Gyógyulás a gyászból. Budapest, Zafír Press, 2011 Yalom: Szemben a nappal Yalom: Halálról és életről Singer Magdolna: Asszonyok álmában síró babák Készítette: Herendi Kata és Szabó Eszter Judit Utómunka: Tóth Zsófia

This week we discuss Brainspotting with special guest Alisha Teague, Licensed Mental Health Counselor from Out of The Box Counseling. Brainspotting is a brain-based tool used in therapy, best used for emotional and somatic conditions. We are all about discussing other forms of therapy outside of talk therapy, so take a listen and learn something new with us:) You can find more about Alisha on her website https://outoftheboxcounseling.net and her social media handle @outofboxcounseling. Take a listen and share with others! Book recommendations from episode: Grief Recovery Handbook by: John W. James & Russell Friedman Feeding the Soul by: Tabitha Brown Resources for Brainspotting: https://www.westcoastpsychotherapy.com/brainspotting BWH healing workbook can be found at: https://amzn.to/3kpZZF1 Looking for an editor, graphic designer, or any other freelancer check out Fiverr Link: https://fvrr.co/3xIpVA1 Buy "Healing on the Daily" Glass Mugs: https://www.bwhpodcast.com/product-page/healing-on-the-daily-glass-mugs?ltclid=d0a2c6b2-ee60-42cc-abf8-799ecc7033cb Check out BWH website at: www.bwhpodcast.com If you are interested in being a guest, please find form here: https://linktr.ee/bwh_pod

In this episode, we continue the conversation around how children deal with loss. In Episode 3 we had an amazing guest with us, Ope Malomo, who shared her story of losing both parents at the tender age of 6 and 11. Ope was really inspiring and it was lovely hearing how she has grown through her pain.  This episode focused on how parents and guardians can ensure that their child/children have the best possible information and the highest level of emotional safety as they deal with the wide range of emotions attached to losses of all kinds.  We listed some of the most common losses, in the sequence most likely to occur in a child's life.  Death of a pet  Death of a grandparent  Major move - like Ope mentioned last week children are particularly affected by changes in locations, routines, and physical familiarity. Divorce of a child's parents  Death of a parent(s)  Death of a playmate, friend, or relative Injury to the child or to someone important in the child's life We established the truth that our children will experience losses so it is paramount that we know how to help our children deal with their feelings about any loss they encounter.   We also talked about how our children respond to loss eg Socially withdrawn  Playing badly or been disruptive Anger Tummy aches bedwetting/ Pulling own hair out. Loss of concentration   Detola also shared a great tool that is taught to parents who take the 4-week Helping Children with Loss program called the Emotional Energy Checklist  culled from the When Children Grieve book by John W James and Russell Friedman If you will love to know how else you can support your children or those in your care about dealing with loss then pls reach out to us via email hello@whenlifestops.org. Detola runs a 4-week course to help parents/guardians help their children deal with loss.   Leave us a review or comment on the podcast app you are listening from, remember we will be giving shout-outs to those who leave us comments/reviews. Also, leave us a rating, and please share this podcast with anyone you know who may be experiencing loss.  We hope you have found this episode valuable,  till next time we pray that you find the grace to find new meaning to life after loss.    Catch you on the next episode. Bye, and God bless!   P.S We apologise for the quality of the audio in a few parts of this podcast and we hope you are still able to glean some crucial information on this post to help your children or children in your care. *Disclaimer* The information, opinions, and recommendations presented in this Podcast are for general information only and any reliance on the information provided in this Podcast should be carefully considered.  

What are short-term energy relievers and how do they contribute when it comes to grief? Are they helpful with the healing process? We explore that in today's episode. Buy the book! - The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell FriedmanShare your thoughts! What are some things you have learned? What questions do you have about this topic? I would love to hear your feedback.Write me a letter:https://forms.gle/FQke8ZbMacVVmQms8gabrielle.sunseri@gmail.comConnect:Instagram: @gabs_sun

When you're down, self-care is more important than ever. That's why, given all the world is going through right now, this show is about self-care in times of grief, loss and suffering. Cause let's face it… there's a lot of that around us. I begin by sharing a very targeted essay I wrote not long after my late daughter Teal's death, called The Very Temporary Nature of Suffering. Because, yes, there will be suffering. But it's not a permanent condition. Even when it feels like it! In this show, I also share ten critical parts of really taking deep loving care of yourself when you're experiencing grief and loss. In it, I share some things I learned after Teal's death. But also some critical self-care resources you may not know about , including two of my favorite books on the topic. May this show find you where you are… and bring you comfort and healing. Sent with love. RESOURCES The Very Temporary Nature of Suffering Suzanne's book Surrendering to Joy Article on Essential Oils for Grief The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James On Grief & Grieving by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross MORE ABOUT SUZANNE Suzanne Falter is a writer, podcaster and essayist whose work has appeared in SELF, O, More, Fitness, New Woman and The New York Times, Tiny Buddha and Elephant Journal. She is the author of multiple self-help titles including How Much Joy Can You Stand? (Ballantine) and the upcoming book, The Extremely Busy Woman's Guide to Self-Care (Sourcebooks). Suzanne also hosts the Self-Care for Extremely Busy Women podcast where she interviews leading self-care authorities and shares her own ideas.

We are diving into the first two homework assignments from The Grief Recovery Handbook!!! Get ready for thought provoking questions that will show you a lot about yourself and how you see grief currently. It all starts with Awareness. Buy the book! - The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell FriedmanShare your thoughts! What are some things you have learned? What questions do you have about this topic? I would love to hear your feedback.Write me a letter:https://forms.gle/FQke8ZbMacVVmQms8gabrielle.sunseri@gmail.comConnect:Instagram: @gabs_sun

Here is part two of how friends and family, though with good intentions, are ill prepared to help us with grief. Being mindful of these ways  can help us better understand what we may need when grieving and how to better be there for others when they grieve. Buy the book! - The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell FriedmanShare your thoughts! Do you agree with what the book is saying so far? I would love to hear your feedback.Write me a letter:https://forms.gle/FQke8ZbMacVVmQms8gabrielle.sunseri@gmail.comConnect:Instagram: @gabs_sunMusic: https://www.bensound.com

Friends and family, though with good intentions, are ill prepared to help us with grief - and that's okay!! None of were trained on how to help others through grief. We simply know all that we were taught growing up. Today, we explore in detail what those road blocks are and how we see them in life. Buy the book! - The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell FriedmanShare your thoughts! Do you agree with what the book is saying so far? I would love to hear your feedback.Write me a letter:https://forms.gle/FQke8ZbMacVVmQms8Connect:Instagram: @gabs_sun

Today we talk about 6 ideas that John and Russell say we often believe that haven't been helpful in the healing process of grief:1. Don't Feel Bad2. Replace the Loss3. Grieve Alone4. Just Give it Time5. Be Strong for Others6. Keep Busy. Buy the book! - The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell FriedmanShare your thoughts! Do you agree with what the book is saying so far? I would love to hear your feedback.Write me a letter:https://forms.gle/FQke8ZbMacVVmQms8Connect:Instagram: @gabs_sun

Here we go with part one of our Grief series. Today we touch on some of the difficulties of or inability in  processing grief and the importance of completing the grief (or recovering from it). Buy the book! - The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell FriedmanShare your thoughts! Do you agree with what the book is saying so far? I would love to hear your feedback.Write me a letter:https://forms.gle/FQke8ZbMacVVmQms8Connect:Instagram: @gabs_sun

I am excited to be starting a series on grief based off the following books:- The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell Friedman- Grief ebook by Matthias J Baker (Go get it, it's free!!!!) This episode is a mini intro to get your mind rolling about the idea of grief in your own life. And I share an interesting cat story so :') Quite the roller coaster of emotions. Write me a letter:https://forms.gle/FQke8ZbMacVVmQms8Connect:Instagram: @gabs_sun

Defining your team's purpose is not only important; it is pragmatic. Once you have the purpose, it is easier to decide when to collaborate and when individuals should act. Carlos Valdes-Dapena is a coach and the author of Lessons from Mars: How One Global Company Cracked the Code on High Performance Collaboration and Teamwork and Virtual Teams: Holding the Center When You Can't Meet Face-to-Face. He joins Kevin to discuss why conventional approaches to making teams better don't necessarily work. Through extensive research working directly with brands like M&M's and Snickers, he found that you need to be intentional about collaboration. Leaders need to clarify why it matters and how individuals benefit from working together. This is especially true for achievement-driven people who are innately motivated to get stuff done. This episode is brought to you by… From Manager to Remarkable Leader, Kevin's Flagship workshop based on his proven leadership model. Additional Leadership Resources Book Recommendations: Lessons from Mars: How One Global Company Cracked the Code on High Performance Collaboration and Teamwork by Carlos Valdes-Dapena Virtual Teams: Holding the Center When You Can't Meet Face-to-Face by Carlos Valdes-Dapena The Evening and the Morning by Ken Follett Effortless: The Counter-Intuitive Business Growth Formula for Coaches, Consultants, Authors, Speakers, and Experts by Danny Iny The Grief Recovery Handbook: The Action Program for Moving Beyond Death, Divorce, and Other Losses including Health, Career, and Faith by John W. James and Russell Friedman Connect with Carlos Valdes-Dapena: Website | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTube | Fast Company Article | CEO World Article Related Podcast Episodes: Leveraged Learning with Danny Iny. The Future of Collaborative Leadership with Dr. Edward Marshall. Follow the Podcast Don't miss an episode! Follow this podcast through the options below. iTunes Stitcher TuneIn Soundcloud RSS Or your favorite podcast app. Join Our Facebook Group Join our Facebook community to network with like-minded leaders, ask us questions, suggest guests and more. We welcome your wealth of experience and hope you will join us in sharing it with others on their leadership journey. You can join the group here: facebook.com/groups/RemarkableLeadershipPodcast/

Defining your team's purpose is not only important; it is pragmatic. Once you have the purpose, it is easier to decide when to collaborate and when individuals should act. Carlos Valdes-Dapena is a coach and the author of Lessons from Mars: How One Global Company Cracked the Code on High Performance Collaboration and Teamwork and Virtual Teams: Holding the Center When You Can't Meet Face-to-Face. He joins Kevin to discuss why conventional approaches to making teams better don't necessarily work. Through extensive research working directly with brands like M&M's and Snickers, he found that you need to be intentional about collaboration. Leaders need to clarify why it matters and how individuals benefit from working together. This is especially true for achievement-driven people who are innately motivated to get stuff done. This episode is brought to you by… From Manager to Remarkable Leader, Kevin's Flagship workshop based on his proven leadership model. Additional Leadership Resources Book Recommendations: Lessons from Mars: How One Global Company Cracked the Code on High Performance Collaboration and Teamwork by Carlos Valdes-Dapena Virtual Teams: Holding the Center When You Can't Meet Face-to-Face by Carlos Valdes-Dapena The Evening and the Morning by Ken Follett Effortless: The Counter-Intuitive Business Growth Formula for Coaches, Consultants, Authors, Speakers, and Experts by Danny Iny The Grief Recovery Handbook: The Action Program for Moving Beyond Death, Divorce, and Other Losses including Health, Career, and Faith by John W. James and Russell Friedman Connect with Carlos Valdes-Dapena: Website | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTube | Fast Company Article | CEO World Article Related Podcast Episodes: Leveraged Learning with Danny Iny. The Future of Collaborative Leadership with Dr. Edward Marshall. Follow the Podcast Don't miss an episode! Follow this podcast through the options below. iTunes Stitcher TuneIn Soundcloud RSS Or your favorite podcast app. Join Our Facebook Group Join our Facebook community to network with like-minded leaders, ask us questions, suggest guests and more. We welcome your wealth of experience and hope you will join us in sharing it with others on their leadership journey. You can join the group here: facebook.com/groups/RemarkableLeadershipPodcast/  

In this episode, I interview Stephanie Papadakis, who is a holistic nutrition consultant, AIP, coach, and grief recovery specialist. We discuss the different health issues both mental, nutritional, and emotional that led her to pursue her current business and the different things that led her to keep pushing for an answer with her health issues. In addition to healing your health with nutrition, a huge portion of healing also is needed in mindset and healing emotional wounds.You won't want to miss out on this episode! Be sure to listen and leave a review![0:40] Introduction of Stephanie Papadakis[2:57] Everything clicked once Stephanie discovered she was an HSP/Empath[3:52] Extreme loss, leading to self-discovery through healing.[5:30] A demanding corporate job and severe digestion issues[6:02] Healing her mother's autoimmune disease with diet and lifestyle[7:12] Discovering it was CBOE and not IBS[9:52] How to know what your true purpose is[11:59] Pushing to find the doctor that really helped[14:35] Learning about the mind-gut connection[16:13] Clue you may need to look at your gut health[17:58] Information regarding reflux[21:42] Focusing on nutrition, emotional components, hormone balances, and looking at any potential autoimmune diseases[23:43] Ultimate Mind-Body Reset [25:42] Client experiences after working with StephanieLinks for Stephanie:Website: www.gutofintegrity.comEmail: stephanie@gutofintegrity.comInstagram:  instagram.com/gutofintegrityFacebook: facebook.com/gutofintegrity The Ultimate Mind-Body Reset: A 6-Week Program to Help Reset Your Body, Heal Your Digestion, Reclaim Your Energy, and Transform Your LifeLinks for Kavita:www.theenlightendheart.proLink to apply for a 30-minute clarity session https://theenlightenedheart.as.me/claritysessionResource mentioned in the podcast: The Mind-Gut Connection by Emeran MayerBrain Maker by David Pearlmutter, M.D.The Grief Recovery Handbook: The Action Program for Moving Beyond Death, Divorce, and Other Losses by John W. James and Russell Friedmanhttps://whatsyourgrief.comhttps://refugeingrief.com/www.autoimmunewellness.com

Grief affects us all in very personal ways, yet we often don't know how to feel and process this complex swirl of emotion. Teddi and Cat chat with Suzanne Carter, certified Grief Recovery Specialist and address the issue of grief to help reframe the way we deal with it. Links to Additional Material https://www.griefrecoverymethod.com/books/grief-recovery-handbook (The Grief Recovery Handbook by John W. James and Russell Friedman) (Note: This is the official site for the book. Copies are also available from most major booksellers.) "https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/791982-you-want-a-physicist-to-speak-at-your-funeral-you#:~:text=Quotes%20%3E%20Quotable%20Quote-,%E2%80%9CYou%20want%20a%20physicist%20to%20speak%20at%20your%20funeral.,your%20energy%20has%20not%20died. (You Want a Physicist to Speak at Your Funeral" by Aaron Freeman) "We Don't Move On From Grief. We Move Forward With It" by Nora McInery, TedWOMEN 2018 Support this podcast

In our last episode, Brian talked about what are very normal feelings and responses to loss. Our listeners were encouraged to consider that they are normal, not alone and not without hope of feeling better. In this episode, we will be picking up from there, with our own personal stories of grief and the discovery of a method of response that offers genuine help. In addition to Brian and Lorri, we will hear from John W James and Russell Friedman, the principal voices of the Grief Recovery® Method. We'll finish up with some very particular direction on how listeners can connect with us, and with the programs of the Grief Recovery® Institute.-email: feedback@theheartofgrief.com-paper mail: The Heart of Grief C/O Martin Brother Funeral Chapels 610 4 St S Lethbridge AB Canada T1J 4P3. Ph 403-328-2361-The Grief Recovery Institute 

Welcome to episode 3 of when life stops, a podcast on finding new meaning after loss. In the last episode, we talked about common grief myths, the falsehood around grief, and what we knew. Today Stella and Detola dig deep into what grief really Is We share 3 definitions of Grief We say it is the normal and natural reaction to significant emotional loss of any kind. secondly, according to the  Grief Recovery method written by  John W James, and Russell Friedman    Grief is the conflicting feelings caused by the end of, or change in, a familiar pattern of behavior.  The last definition of grief is feeling of reaching out for someone who has always been there, only to find when you need them one more time, they are no longer there.  We discuss that there are over 43 losses that are considered to invoke grief eg. Death, Divorce, Retirement, Moving, Pet Loss, Financial change, Loss of health, Legal Problems, Empty nest, End of Addiction, Starting School, Redundancy. Some examples of intangible losses that lead to grief: Loss of trust, loss of innocence, loss of safety, loss of childhood, loss of control, loss of faith, Loss of fertility And we reassure our listeners that whatever loss they have experienced what they are feeling is normal. We tackle the grave misconception that there are stages of grief.  The fact is there are no stages. Grief cannot be neatly categorized. Elizabeth Kubler Ross' work was on Death & Dying, not grief. She was very specific about this distinction in her books but the media and the universities have attached her work to grief. This common misinformation has confused and hurt many grievers throughout the years.    We emphasize that there are no stages to grief, every grief is individual and unique.  We also share the typical responses to grief such as: Reduced concentration A sense of numbness Disrupted sleeping patterns  Changed eating habits Roller coaster of emotional    We talk about how grief is often mislabelled as ADHD, Depression, PTSD and many other pathological conditions. We share that mental health professionals that grief recovery specialists work with have found that although their clients come to them with another presenting issue, almost all of them have unresolved grief as the underlying problem and If you misdiagnose it means you will mistreat. These wrongly labeled grievers are often incorrectly put on various medications, which get in the way of recovering from loss.  And this shows that there is unresolved grief everywhere. A study of 8800 US mental health clients established that a large percentage of people diagnosed as depressed and placed on antidepressant drugs are not clinically depressed. They are actually experiencing unresolved grief due to prior losses in their lives.  And any grief that is not embraced, and worked through would end up being covered, buried and the fact that time has elapsed doesn't mean healing has taken place. We remind our listeners again that time does not heal wounds, it is facing it and taking actions that guarantee healing. So how then do people know if they are experiencing unresolved grief? We list the 5 signs that show this  1. If you are unwilling to think about or talk about someone who has died or express feelings about any other losses.  2. If fond memories turn painful, you may be experiencing unresolved grief. 3. If you want only to talk about the positive aspects of the relationship, you may be incomplete or experiencing unresolved grief. 4. If you want only to talk about the negative aspects of the relationship, you may be incomplete or experiencing unresolved grief. 5. Unresolved grief may be at the root of any fear associated with the thoughts or feelings about a relationship.  We encourage anyone listening who feels they may have unresolved grief that they too can recover and find new meaning to life after experiencing grief. You can actually recover from grief.    Stella listed some steps you can take to recover from grief. 1. The first step is to face it,  grief is healthy,  and realize that you are not alone, God is with you,  2. Grief is healed in community, you need people,  3. Take action, start with admitting what it is you lost, identify other losses you never grieved,  4. Talk to God about how you feel, express yourself before God(e.g journaling and blogging and just talking to God and asking him lots of questions),  5. Stay grounded in the love of God. (remind yourself that you are loved, and because you love God, all things would work together for my good)ps 23.4. Roms 8.28 Detola shares that Recovery is being able to enjoy fond memories without having them turn painful. Recovery means acquiring the skills we should have been taught as a child. These skills allow us to deal with loss directly. Although recovery from significant emotional loss is not an easy task. Taking the actions that lead to recovery will require open-mindedness, willingness, and courage.  Recovery from loss is achieved by a series of small and correct choices made by the griever.  We round up by saying again that you are not alone on this journey, and we encourage grievers to acknowledge how they feel, journal their thoughts, and always be emotionally honest with themselves and others. We share how to lament before God and Rick Warren sums it nicely, he says we must go to God and complain to him and not about him, tell him what we think is unfair or painful,  Appeal to his nature Remind God of his words Express total trust in God   We know that discussions around grief can be hard but we are available to help and support anyone who would require our services and you can reach us by sending us an email at hello@whenlifestops.org   For more information about us, you can go to our website   http://whenlifestops.org   https://www.instagram.com/stellaagwor/   https://www.instagram.com/detolaamure/ If you have found this episode valuable we ask that you please share, like, comment, and subscribe to this podcast on whatever podcast app that you are listening from.   God bless you and see you next week.  

Welcome to Episode 2. Thank you so much for the love and feedback received for our first episode, we truly appreciate all our listeners.   In this episode your hosts Detola Amure and Stella Agwor have a passionate discussion and challenge some Grief myths that is, the things commonly said when people encounter loss.   We grouped them using the 6 most commonly heard ones according to The grief recovery handbook by John W James and Russell Friedman   1. We say that when people say: Don't Feel Bad, you have the right to acknowledge and express those painful emotions that you are feeling.    2. Replace the Loss, we say that every loss is unique and cannot be replaced. Grievers should be allowed to grief individual losses and not seek to immediately replace what was lost. 3. Grieve Alone, isolation does nothing to help grief, we grief better in community and we encourage our listeners to reach out for support and feel free to express and talk about their losses.   4. Grief Just Takes Time or Time Heals All Wounds. This isn't true, time doesn't heal, it is what you do with the passage of time that determines if you heal or stay stuck in grief.  We encourage grievers to come face to face with their pain, embrace it, and work through it.   5. Be Strong & Be Strong for Others: we ask what being Strong actually looks like, and if not showing emotions shows that you are strong. 6.Keep busy, keeping busy only acts as a distraction and sooner or later, if we don't stop the effects of not grieving would show up in other areas of our lives.   We also share tips on how you can support those experiencing loss by simply giving them the gift of your presence and allowing them to express their emotions.   We remind our listeners that they are not alone and if we both can move forward and live purposeful lives, they too can.   We know that discussions around grief can be hard but we are available to help and support anyone who would require our services and you can reach us by sending us an email at hello@whenlifestops.org   For more information about us go to our website   http://whenlifestops.org   https://www.instagram.com/stellaagwor/   https://www.instagram.com/detolaamure/ If you have found great value in this episode, we ask that you please share, like, comment, and subscribe to this podcast on whatever podcast app that you are listening from.   God bless you.

Welcome to Redefining Grief Podcast.I have come to learn that in our society we have not been taught how to deal with grief or individuals who are grieving. According to John W. James, “We are taught how to gain things, but never taught what do when we lose them”. Welcome to The Redefining Grief Podcast. My mission is to help you complete your relationship to the pain, isolation, and loneliness caused by loss . The purpose for this  podcast is to address the ways people grieve as well as how you can support grievers.The Redefining Grief Podcast is designed to educate and empower grievers and those who are supporting grievers. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Certified Grief Specialist, Herdyne Mercier provides practical advice with a clear understanding of grief as well as necessary action steps for grief recovery. While life is not perfect, it still must be lived. Therefore, it is necessary to have the emotional tools to help us navigate the grief and losses we are sure to encounter. Episodes are released weekly on Tuesday mornings.For questions about booking or sponsoring the podcast, email us at info@mercierwellness.com.If you’d like to schedule a consultation, contact us at the link below.https://calendly.com/mercier-wellness/consultation Find us on social media:#RedefiningGrief #MercierWellness Instagram: @herdynemercier Facebook:  @HerdyneMercier   Twitter: @HerdyneMercier 

None of us get through this life without dealing with loss of some kind or another. We lose loved ones, experience the grief associated with loss of expectations, and many experience betrayal and our own regret. In a family, we not only have our own grief to process, but we also watch our partners and children grieve. Today we are going to delve into our own personal experiences with grief and some things we have found helpful while processing our own as well as guiding our families through the waters of loss. Here are the books we mention: When Children Grieve by John W. James A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle Listen here on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/find-the-magic/id1448424341?i=1000431537535 For androids, listen here: https://anchor.fm/findthemagic/episodes/Wholehearted-Loss--Grief-e3e6hu --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/findthemagic/support

Join Scott Cluthe on Twitter ! http:www.twitter.com/jscmedia Web Site: http://www.scottcluthe.com Scott Cluthe interviews Russell Friedman, co-author of MOVING BEYOND LOSS: Real Answers to Real Questions from Real People: Featuring the Proven Actions of The Grief Recovery Method Thursday at 8 PM EST. As a Bookend to teh Live Show, Scott Repeats Moving beyond Fear with Rev. Jeffery Golliher in the 2nd part of Thursday's show. About the book: Collected in this book are a bounty of personal and often moving questions cultivated from Tributes.com as well as the authors’ equally compelling responses and tips for using the Grief Recovery Method to deal with their broken hearts. The book not only deals with grief from loss of a loved one [or less than loved one], but also the grieving that occurs following a divorce, a sudden downturn in health, the loss of a job, and even the loss of faith. In October of 2010, Russell Friedman and John W. James became exclusive providers of grief and grief recovery related content on the memorial website called Tributes.com, a site that receives approximately 1.5 million unique hits per month, and to which readers submit very personal and unique grief-related questions.Russell Friedman and John W. James are the authors of the bestselling Grief Recovery Handbook and When Children Grieve. Together they run the Grief Recovery Institute. Friedman lives in Los Angeles, CA and James lives in Oregon.RUSSELL FRIEDMAN joined John at the Institute in 1986, on the heels of a second divorce and a devastating financial meltdown. After applying the principles and actions of The Grief Recovery Method7 to his own losses, Russell began learning how to help others. He and John co-authored the Revised Edition of The Grief Recovery Handbook and later the 20th Anniversary edition; and then they wrote When Children Grieve, and later Moving On. Russell and John have also written scores of articles on recovery from loss that have been published around the world.

None of us can be alive without being exposed in some way.  No matter whom we lose or whether we ourselves succumb, death, loss and grief is inevitable.  How can we move through such intense events that are forever looming?  Should we dwell on the inevitable?  Is there a pain - less path to recovery?   Russell Friedman and John W. James have written, Moving Beyond Loss, (www.movingbeyondloss.com) which contains Real Answers and Guidance to help us recover from loss that we know, with absolute certainly, will occur.   Join us as we discuss this very sensitive issue.... ------------------------------------------------------- To join the online meeting (Now from mobile devices!) ------------------------------------------------------- 1. Go to https://soundhealth.webex.com/soundhealth/j.php?ED=205933087&UID=1305599412&PW=NZDliMDg1N2U1&RT=MiMxMQ%3D%3D 2. If requested, enter your name and email address. 3. If a password is required, enter the meeting password: 12013 4. Click "Join".   http://www.amazon.com/Moving-Beyond-Loss-Questions-Featuring/dp/1589797051/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1358627479&sr=1-1&keywords=moving+beyond+loss