As I Live and Grieve®

By Kathy Gleason, Kelly Keck - CoHostsSociety & Culture Health & Fitness Mental Health

As I Live and Grieve® episodes

November 23, 2020 Finding Your Way Through Grief
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Our guest today is Dr. Bill Webster, Executive Director of the Centre for Grief Journey. Dr. Bill brings us from the traditional stages of grief as offered by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and another perspective of task-oriented phases by William Worden, to his current thoughts on the grief process, the grief journey.

We start with the traditional stages of grief offered by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and the task-oriented phases described by William Worden. Then we move on to a more easily understood perspective that though there are many emotions, thoughts and feelings as we grieve, it is different for everyone. There is no standard. Grief is not a sickness or a mental disorder. It is a normal reaction to an unwelcome event.
Dr. Bill Webster is the founder and executive Director of the Centre for The Grief Journey. Widowed in 1983, Bill struggled to come to terms with his own loss, as well as the task of bringing up his two sons, who were 9 and 7 when their mother died. After graduating from the University of Toronto with his doctorate in 1990, Bill began facilitating grief support programs in numerous communities. Dr Bill also conducts many professional seminars and educational programs on the topics of grief and loss both in North America and in Britain, and has authored numerous books and articles on the subject of grief.

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To Reach Dr. Bill Webster:
Website: https://griefjourney.com
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Facebook: The Grief Journey
Twitter: @DrBillWebster

Credits:
Music by Kevin MacLeod
Copyright 2020, by As I Live and Grieve

The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.
27 min
November 22, 2020 What Exactly is Grief?
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Our guest is Amanda Ferrat, founder of Value Yourself Counseling, who helps us better understand what grief is by identifying more types of grief than one might think imaginable.
Show Notes:
Today Amanda helps us better understand grief, identifying more types of grief than one might think imaginable. She is a professional speaker, coach, and educator with an intuitive approach to the work she does with clients. She has a variety of methods she utilizes, including Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) Tapping. With experience as a backstory, her descriptions will help you better understand where you are on your grief journey. It’s not just about death, although loss from a death can certainly have the greatest impact.
Thanks for listening!
Contact:
Website: https://asiliveandgrieve.com
Facebook: As I Live and Grieve
Instagram: @asiliveandgrieve

To reach Amanda:
Link to schedule consultation: https://vycscheduling.as.me/grief
Instagram Handle: @valueyourselfcounseling
Facebook Business Page: https://www.facebook.com/valueyourselfcounseling
Email: [email protected]

Credits:
Music by Kevin MacLeod
Copyright 2020, by As I Live and Grieve

The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.
40 min
November 19, 2020 E1 - Walk with Us
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Summary
It’s time for grief to come out of the basement, or wherever we have stuffed it to avoid talking about it. Grief is painful. We have walked that journey and are familiar with the thoughts and feelings that are consuming you. We were offered no choice in this matter and it is ours with which to cope. Now, let us walk with you. You need these words.

Show Notes:
In this episode we introduce ourselves, Kathy and Stephanie, to you. We are mother and daughter and have managed to move through more than one grief experience in our lives so far. We are blessed to have each other to lean on, vent to, cry with (though we usually hide ourselves when we cry) and move forward. But it isn’t over. We don’t think it ever ends, because love is profound. Yet we continue to live and grieve.

www.asiliveandgrieve.com
[email protected]

Credits:
Music by Kevin MacLeod
Copyright 2020, by As I Live and Grieve

The views expressed by guests are their own and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent.
13 min

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It’s time for grief to come out of the basement, or wherever we have stuffed it to avoid talking about it. When you suffer a loss you need support, comfort, and a safe place to heal. What you are…