It's the Miami Knight Show-Grief Talk

Let’s get ready to rumble y’all! Tonight I have the pleasure of introducing four members from the cast Sacred Hart the Movie.

Premiering this Saturday and Sunday on November 5-6th Black Tie Red Carpet Hollywood Style Event in Pensacola, Fl.

It’s going to be a juicy conversation y’all and

I am so proud of each of these Floridians, listen as they share their journey to success.

Sacred Hart is a original Drama Series that pushes the line between Family and Deception. As the most Powerful African American Family in Pensacola battles To keep their legacy and Hospital.

Go to manageroftheyear.net for more details or Eventbrite Sacred Hart.

Guess who’s got next?

After a 20-year career as a law librarian, Joelle The Viberarian left corporate America to pursue a new vision. After spending time in Mexico, she returned to the US to start her new life as The Viberarian.

As curator of The Viberary, her goal is to elevate the collective consciousness. Joelle hosts two podcasts, The Psychic Inside Show and Conversational Elevation with The Viberarian. She also has a YouTube channel, The Viberary.

In this interview we discussed:

-Psychic gifts and abilities

-What services do you provide as a professional tarot and oracle reader?

-What advice can you share for curious learners about psychic readings and other divination tools?

-What are common spiritual experiences/encounters?

-Conversation on Grief

-The Atlanta Conscious Community

-And More!!

Miami interviews Dr. Fred Moss in a discussion on how using your true voice is your greatest advocate for being a human being.

True Voice Podcasting Dr. Fred Moss, MD is the foremost expert on delivering your True Voice into the world so that it can heal. “Your voice matters. Your voice can heal.”

Dr. Fred has been actively practicing in the mental health field internationally for over 32 years, and as a psychiatrist, has been an unwavering stand for the transformation of the prevailing, disempowering conversation that encompasses the industry globally. He is a firm believer that conversation, communication, creativity, and human connection are ultimately at the source of all healing of all conditions in all fields.

Leon’s a 32 year Naval Veteran healing through childhood wounds, a military traumatic event, narcissistic personality behaviors.

In this episode Leon shares how talk therapy revived his suppressed inherited traumas, allowing him to access his innate ability to forgive and heal.

He’s a Father, Master Teacher on Healing Narcissism, Relationship Coach, Multi-Author, Public Speaker, Mentor and Founder/ CEO of Inspire-Each One Reach One bringing awareness to the mental wellness community.

*Trigger Warning* Sensitive topics throughout this episode with ways to heal.

If you or someone you know is in crisis please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24/7 call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or text HOME to 741741 you can also go to their website at suicidepreventionlifeline.org

See full bio at:

leonrobertwalkerjr.com

Mrs. Shirley Stembridge is a woman of great honor and strength. She’s a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and Community Leader. Shirley is the Co-Founder of Connecting the L.I.N.K.S. for Change, Inc., and for over 25 + years she has inspired many in the South Fulton area with her constant acts of service. Through feeding the homeless, organizing and planning annual events such as toy distribution drives, trunk-or-treating, community walks, and stop the violence awareness events honoring her grandson DeVonta Stembridge-Ford.

Her ability to empathize with others’ struggles was developed by her heart-centered expertise as a Master Hair Stylist for over 40 years. Shirley has been connecting and mentoring others for as long as she can remember.

During her spare time, she enjoys cooking, hosting, and entertaining the people she loves and serves in her community.

Let's welcome her...

Reid Peterson

FOUNDER/CREATOR

griefrefuge.com

Grief Refuge content is created by Reid Peterson, MA. Reid achieved a Masters Degree in Transpersonal Psychology (Institute of Transpersonal Psychology, 2007) and is certified in Death & Grief Studies by the Center for Loss & Life Transition. After losing his biological father to suicide in 2006 and his stepfather to cancer in 2016, Reid felt a calling to help the grieving find peace and purpose after loss.

Today’s episode features:

*Reid's unique journey and what inspired him beyond grief

*Common myths about male grief

*Connecting with nature during difficult times

*The benefits of Grief Refuge App

*Lessons learned during his grief journey

*Best practices for understanding the grieving process

*5 types of guilt during grief

If you're needing support during your grief experience, I invite you to tune in to ITMKS-Grief Talk. To learn ways of understanding the healing process.

*Sensitive topics on grief #healing #stagesofgrief #supportgroups #griefsupport

OTHER VIDEOS IN THIS SERIES:

1.)EP: 4.15.19 Grief Talk-" Why Writing is Therapeutic" w/ Lakia "LB" Brandenberg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Uomi...

2.) BUILDING HEALTHY FAMILIES| with Author Elizabeth Hope Brown on ITMKS-Grief Talk EP:9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qa7T...

3.) EP: 8.17.20-Grief Talk w/Brian Smith-Grief 2 Growth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joJlh...

MIAMI KNIGHT LLC:

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Grief Nation Listeners, looks who's coming to the mic...

I'm so incredibly honored to welcome our very special holiday guest to discuss "Love, Loss and Learning to Live Again.

Nonfiction Authors Association Book Awards—Gold Winner.

Faith Wilcox will be joining us to talk about A MOTHER’S MEMOIR OF LOVE, LOSS, AND LEARNING TO LIVE AGAIN after losing her fourteen-year-old daughter Elizabeth to a rare bone cancer.

In her book, Hope Is A Bright Star, Faith sheds light on the harsh reality that relationships in families can break apart after a child’s death.

Faith also shares the process of grieving, healing, and even reawakening to the joy and beauty of life and how writing changed her and community of grievers.

If you're needing support around your grief this holiday season, I invite you to tune in to ITMKS-Grief Talk. To learn ways of understanding the healing process.

*Sensitive topics on grief

Sarah Burdine is a mother, speaker and gun violence prevention advocate. After losing her husband James to Cardiomegaly (a sudden cardiac death) and her son Ciar to gun violence by homicide. She struggled to find life’s meaning. Overtime, Sarah found ways to bounce back from life’s setbacks due to both life-altering experiences her family had to endure.

While awaiting Ciar’s case to be solved, she became a volunteer with Moms Demand Action, and as a national Fellow with the Everytown Survivor Network. Sarah believes that it’s incredibly important for people to know homicide hits every community, race, and gender. Sarah has committed her life’s work to being the voice of Ciar, in hope that one day to bring closure to her son’s murder. Sarah specializes in peer support ─working towards building stronger and safer communities. Let's welcome her...

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Mollie Peterson is a mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend to many. She has worked in the Criminal Justice and Social work field for over 40 years. In 2019 shared her Domestic violence story and in 2020 became an active volunteer and advocate with Mom's Demand Action and Everytown Survivor network.

I'm sharing my story to encourage others that all voices matter and to add a face with Michigan political leaders and demand action on laws pertaining to Domestic Violence including Red Flag laws. I want every survivor to know they are not alone and help is available, sometimes you have to find your tribe for supports. Please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. or chat at thehotline.org

Elizabeth Hope Brown is a Director at the Housing Authority, in a previous role she was a Social Worker at The Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University Department of Psychiatry & Health Behavior.

Elizabeth has worked in diverse social service communities. As a case manager / treatment navigator, she has served as an advocate, to help individuals through medical and social services environments, removing related barriers of care, while providing practical and emotional support.

Elizabeth is the founder of Lyzee’s Hope, a non-profit platform dedicated to inspiring women and building healthy families and co-founder of Est.Fourteen Forty-one Publishing Company.

Brown is also an entrepreneur, self-published Author of “And On The 7th Day, She Rests…” and sequel “…She Rests, Theophelia…

Elizabeth is an Empowerment Speaker with over 20 years of community development experience,,,,, serving in faith-based organizations, social services, communities, and Schools.

She is also the host of “She Rests…” Book Club Broadcast inviting guest from all walks of life to share their stories to provide information on special topics.