New Ways New You ( Tendrils of Grief- Life After Grief)

Welcome to another enlightening episode of our podcast. Today, we have the privilege of delving into the profound journey of Kerri Scott, an astrophysicist turned meta-physicist, and the visionary founder of the Soul Selves Framework. Kerri is not only a co-author of the best-selling book "Prosperity Codes" but also a dedicated writer, researcher, grief advocate, and thought leader.

In the transformative wake of grief, Kerri found her calling to bring awareness to a silent epidemic. Having experienced the pain of losing a loved one to suicide, she navigates her grief journey as a spiritual quest. Kerri shares profound teachings and mindfulness tools to guide spiritual seekers toward profound self-love, eliminating the need for external validation.

Currently working on two solo books, "Celebrate Your Grief, Transforming Your Loss into Self-Love" and "The Soul Selves, Illuminating the Path from the Ego to the Soul," Kerri's work beautifully intersects psychology, science, and spirituality. Join us as we explore the depth of Kerri's insights, her unique perspective on grief, and her mission to illuminate the path from ego to soul. Kerri resides on Vancouver Island in Canada with her husband and two children. It's a conversation brimming with wisdom and the transformative power of self-love.

Episode Highlights

• Kerri Scott Podcast

• Soul Selves Framework

• Prosperity Codes Book

• Grief Advocate

• Meta-physicist Insights

• Mindfulness Teachings

• Transformative Self-Love

• Grief Journey Wisdom

• Astrophysicist Turned Meta-physicist

• Spiritual Seeker's Guide

• Intersection of Psychology, Science, and Spirituality

• Celebrating Grief and Transforming Loss

• Navigating Spiritual Quests

• Elevating Awareness on Mental Health

• Vancouver Island Living

• Family and Self-Love

• Navigating Profound Loss

• Soulful Living

• Awakening with Love

• The Path from Ego to Soul

More about Kerri Scott!

Website https://kerriscott.com/

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Welcome to an empowering episode with Caroline, a professional coach, speaker, and educator whose passion lies in inspiring continual learning, growth, and the exploration of limitless potential. From her early days in the 5th-grade classroom to her impactful presence in the boardroom, Caroline has been a steadfast guide for those navigating personal and professional transformations. Her coaching approach revolves around mindset and accountability, uncovering clients' true strengths and untapped potential. Armed with a BA in Education and Linguistics, an MBA, and a graduate certificate in Organizational Psychology, Caroline is a certified coach with a wealth of knowledge and experience. Through her transformative process, clients explore their values, gain clarity on goals, and take inspired action to shape the life they've always dreamed of.

Caroline's overarching goal is to empower individuals to step beyond their comfort zones, grounded in gratitude for the present and a crystal-clear vision of their aspirations. She is set to launch a gratitude journal and a course designed to help individuals cultivate impactful habits through small, intentional steps. Away from coaching, Caroline thrives on adventures and travel, delights in being a dog mom, is a discerning cookie connoisseur, and has an unabashed obsession with books. Notably, she's set an ambitious goal for herself: to run a half marathon in every state. With 27 conquered and 23 to go, Caroline exemplifies the spirit of pushing boundaries and embracing life's adventures. Join us for an episode brimming with insights, inspiration, and the infectious enthusiasm of Caroline.

Episode Highlights

• Professional coach

• Speaker and educator

• Personal growth

• Continual learning

• Mindset and accountability

• Strengths exploration

• Certified coach

• BA in Education and Linguistics

• MBA

• Organizational Psychology

• Values exploration

• Goal clarity

• Inspired action

• Life transformation

• Gratitude practice

• Habits for success

• Adventure enthusiast

• Dog mom

• Cookie connoisseur

• Book lover

• Half marathon challenge

• Inspirational living

More about Caroline Mug !

Website : https://carolinemug.com/gratitudechallenge/

Instagram: @caroline.mug

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Welcome to an inspiring episode featuring Jorge V. Gonzalez, a testament to the resilience and transformative power of reinvention. Born to Mexican immigrant parents, Jorge spent two decades in the warehouse distribution and logistics industry before life took an unexpected turn, leading to disability. Undeterred, he embarked on a remarkable journey into the real estate industry, where he has become an award-winning agent dedicated to helping families build generational wealth.

Jorge's story doesn't end there; he's also the inventive mind behind "The Batting Pro," a revolutionary batting machine for baseball and softball. His entrepreneurial spirit and determination shine through in both his real estate endeavors and innovative creations. As the author of the #1 bestselling book, "Answer The Call: Life Lessons From Family Origins Through Invention And Struggle," Jorge shares profound insights for those seeking guidance in exploring real estate opportunities, be it buying, selling, or investing.

This episode delves into Jorge's journey of reinvention, from overcoming disability to achieving success in the real estate industry and how his grief journey helped him in his journey and success.

Join us for a conversation that explores conquering fears, pursuing life's purpose, and the incredible journey of answering the call to reinvention and success.

Episode Highlights

• Jorge V. Gonzalez

• Real estate success

• Generational wealth

• Disability to reinvention

• Award-winning real estate agent

• The Batting Pro inventor

• Answer The Call book

• Real estate guidance

• Investing in real estate

• Entrepreneurial spirit

• Resilience and transformation

• Life lessons from family origins

• Overcoming adversity

• Pursuing life's purpose

• Conquering fears

• Innovative creations

• Reinvention journey

• Opportunities in real estate

• #1 bestselling author

• Creating wealth through real estate

• Overcoming Loss

More about Jorge V. Gonzalez !

Social media:

Instagram: @jorge_v_gonzalez

Youtube: Jorge V. Gonzalez

Check out Self Improvement Book

ANSWER THE CALL

With Jorge's examples and guidance, readers will learn how to:

• Take risks and leave a legacy

• Go all in on your gifts and your talents

• Connect with a mentor

• Believe in yourself and never give up

• Live your life with purpose

Bookings & Interviews:

Phone: 805-283-9977.

Email: [email protected]

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Welcome to a profoundly moving episode as we sit down with Angie Hanson, who bravely shares her grief journey that began in June 2006. It was a heartbreaking start as her 1-year-old son, Garret, passed away suddenly in his sleep due to an undetected heart condition. Tragedy continued to unfold when, 1 1/2 years later, Angie's husband, Jack, was diagnosed with Stage 4 terminal Ocular Melanoma. After a 16-month battle with chemo and radiation, Jack lost his fight in February 2009. In a heart-wrenching series of events, Angie's brother, Seth, who had been battling a brain tumor for 5 years, underwent a third surgery and, tragically, didn't recover. He passed away just two months after Jack, in April 2009. The thread of grief persisted as Angie unexpectedly lost her sister-in-law in 2018 due to alcoholism.

Despite these immense losses, Angie has found strength in her mission. She's successfully launched "Butterflies + Halo's," an online greeting card business focused on offering hope to grieving hearts. Her dedication extends to a podcast she co-launched called "From Loss to Light," aiming to change the narrative around grief and dispel the stigma associated with it. Angie's mission is clear: to educate everyone on grief and empower them to navigate it positively, fostering a culture where conversations about loss are met with understanding rather than awkwardness. Join us for this enlightening conversation as Angie Hanson shares her resilience, passion, and commitment to transforming the way we talk about grief.

Episode Highlights

• Angie Hanson

• Grief journey

• Butterflies + Halo's

• Greeting card business

• From Loss to Light podcast

• Ocular Melanoma

• Sudden death in sleep

• Grieving process

• Changing grief narrative

• Positive grief navigation

• Grief education

• Hopeful stationery products

• Loss and resilience

• Navigating grief positively

• Grief stigma

• Coping with loss

• Grief support

• Online business after loss

• Grief podcast

• Loss and transformation

More about Angie Hanson!

Instagram and Facebook @butterfliesandhalos

Website www.butterfliesandhalos.com

Check our her Podcast

Instagram @losstolightpodcast

losstolightpodcast.com

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Welcome to a deeply poignant episode featuring Sheila Clemenson, the Founder/CEO of Transitions Coaching Services, LLC, a seasoned professional with over 25 years of expertise dedicated to "moving you forward" through challenging transitions. Sheila is not just a Certified Career Coach and HR Consultant but also a Grief Wellness professional, offering profound insights into navigating life's complexities.

Her book is set to be available on October 19th, Sheila's new book, "Over the Rainbow: From the Depths of Grief to Hope," extends beyond being a guide through the grief journey; it's a heartfelt love letter from someone who intimately understands the profound pain of loss. Having been a caregiver for several years and experiencing the loss of her first husband, Grant, at a young age to ALS, Sheila found herself in the depths of grief.

This book stands as a testament to Sheila's journey and wisdom accumulated over years of healing. It's crafted to be a companion in grief, combining personal experiences, practical exercises, and suggestions to help you navigate the labyrinth of loss. "Over the Rainbow" serves as an affirmation that, guided by Sheila's insights, you too can overcome challenging losses, bringing your loved one's memories forward in new and meaningful ways. As you progress, be prepared for potential mystical messages from your loved ones, akin to unexpected rainbows, illuminating your path forward in life. Join us for an enriching conversation as we explore the profound wisdom Sheila Clemenson brings to the challenging terrain of grief and the hope embedded in her forthcoming book.

Episode Highlights

• Sheila Clemenson

• Transitions Coaching Services

• Grief Wellness

• Certified Career Coach

• HR Consultant

• Over the Rainbow book

• Grief journey

• Loss and healing

• Hope and resilience

• ALS caregiver

• Navigating life transitions

• Personal growth after loss

• Emotional well-being

• Meaningful memories

• Unexpected rainbows

• Wisdom in grief

• Healing from profound pain

• October 19th book release

• Moving forward after loss

More about Shiela Clemenson!

Websites:

www.SheilaClemenson.com

www.TransitionsCoachingServices.com

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Susan, your host, welcomes Angela Gentile. She is a hype woman and a badass unicorn. Angela is a former public school teacher turned social disruptor, entrepreneur, podcaster, speaker, and again, that badass unicorn and, yes, a professional hype woman and MC who uses storytelling to create impactful events, podcasts, and workshops. She has been in the entertainment industry for over a decade and brings her talents and empathy to any event she does so that everyone can feel powerful and connected, and know they are part of something huge, that we deserve to show up in the world as a full whole version of ourselves, has resulted in a strong global community of folks powerfully living their life.

Angela's mission is to provide a space for people to move through what they are going through and experience being brave and vulnerable so they can identify the value they bring to the world through physical fitness, meditations, workshops, storytelling, and community.

Key Takeaways:

• Angela shares her grief story that started eight years ago when she lost her father, who died suddenly of an aneurysm.

• Angela and Susan have both experienced being silenced and criticized for their energetic and lively spirits, and they both grew to embrace their fire, making that their best ally to express their souls and, as a result, learned to love their authentic selves.

• Angela realized that the greatest gift her father gave her was to teach her how to live. She realized she was not living her life the way she wanted and decided to honor her dad by starting to live life to the fullest.

• Angela confesses her narrative of her own story changed completely with her grief.

• Learn to see every circumstance as an opportunity; life isn't happening to you, it is happening for you.

Resources

Tendrilsofgrief.com

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Susan, your host, welcomes Jane L. Rosen to today's conversation. Jane is an author, screenwriter, and former Huffington Post contributor. Jane often takes inspiration from real-life stories and interviews to craft her novels. Her first novel, Nine Women, One Dress, was translated into ten languages. Her second novel, Eliza Starts a Rumor, has been optioned by NBC. A Shoe Story and On Fire Island are out now!

She lives with her husband and three daughters in New York City and Fire Island.

Key Takeaways:

• Jane shares her grief story from when she lost her dad in an accident at 11 years old and started a "carousel" of grief until today.

• Jane shares how the Jewish religion deals with death and the traditional way of walking through the grieving path. They make sure no one is left alone after losing a loved one during the first difficult days, and even though Jane confesses it can be overwhelming, she appreciates the role of her community during this time.

• Susan emphasizes the importance of honoring the memory of the ones who passed away.

• Jane shares why her book On Fire Island is about grieving.

• Jane learned about the signs from her loved one who passed and how it is seen from the Jewish perspective and she became more of a believer than ever before.

• A sudden and an expected loss are radically different experiences.

• Jane explains how she wanted to turn her trauma into purpose.

• Jane promises you: You won't feel like this forever.

• Jane confesses writing her book was therapeutic and cathartic for her; she feels now her relatives walk along life with her.

• In Jewish religion, whenever you visit someone at a cemetery, you help them elevate their soul.

• Jane explains the value of lighting a candle on the anniversary of your loved ones who died.

Resources

Tendrilsofgrief.com

Email Susan: [email protected]

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Susan, your host, first wants the listeners to know that in this conversation, she's discussing the topic of suicide, which might be sensitive or upsetting for some of you. Be prepared for a respectful and authentic conversation.

Susan welcomes Alexandra Wyman. Alexandra is an advocate and public speaker for resources in the aftermath of suicide. After she lost her husband to suicide in August 2020, Alexandra found a need to change the language around suicide and decided to write about it. Her memoir, The Suicide Club: What To Do When Someone You Love Chooses Death, is an Amazon best seller. She has spoken at a variety of conferences, including the 2023 Northwest Conference on Childhood Grief and the 2023 Military Social Work & Behavioral Health Conference, and has been accepted to present at the International Association of Suicide Prevention Conference 2023 in Piran, Slovenia. Alexandra is the host of The Widows Club podcast. She practices pediatric occupational therapy and lives in Colorado with her son.

Key Takeaways:

• Alexandra shares her grief story of when she lost her husband to suicide.

• Grief is overwhelming; it comes in waves.

• The individual experience of grief is unique.

• Susan and Alexandra share how impactful it was for them when people took objects that belonged to their loved ones who passed away.

• People tend to think that what happened to you would never happen to them, and in the way of protecting themselves, they end up asking questions that end up shaming and blaming the grieving person.

• Not all people who died to suicide had a diagnosis.

• Alexandra learned to have compassion for her husband, who chose suicide; in her opinion, it takes a lot of courage to decide to end your own life to end an excruciating pain.

• Grief is an inward journey, a path of you learning about yourself and becoming a better version of yourself.

• Practice compassion and love for yourself.

• There are different types of grief.

• Be unapologetic about your boundaries!

• No matter who that person is, if someone is not honoring your grief, set boundaries to protect your healing process.

• You are more than your grief.

• Alexandra talks about The Widows Club.

• Remember, it is possible to get to a place of joy again.

• The grief will be with you for the rest of your life but will change over time.

• YOU CAN DO THIS! You are not alone; seek those moments of joy.

Resources

Tendrilsofgrief.com

Email Susan: [email protected]

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Susan, your host, welcomes Sandy Linda to today's episode. Sandy is a family leader in grief guidance and a life coach. After experiencing multiple losses, she began a journey using her experience to find calm in the chaos to support those mourning multiple losses. Sandy helps her clients move from heartbreaking losses to a place where they can work toward healing and become Fearless Adventure leaders. Sandy's on a mission to teach women who have experienced devastating loss to move beyond grief and develop a purposeful life.

Sandy's relaunching her podcast show called Overcoming Grief for women who are tired of feeling isolated and angry in their grief and are looking for a way to heal and move forward with their lives. After losing both her parents and sibling in a very short time, she lost hope, confidence, and all sense of self; she felt desolate in her grief and was desperately searching for support and guidance on how to get through slowly. Sandy learned to embrace vulnerability and navigate her way back into a life filled with joy, love, and worth.

Key Takeaways:

• Sandy highlights the importance of vulnerability.

• Susan addresses the fine line between toxic positivity and toxic negativity. Healthy boundaries are really necessary.

• Sandy shares her grief story.

• When grieving for someone who died, you could realize you also have to grieve friendships and even family members who cannot really show up in your journey as you would want or need.

• We only want to be seen and heard.

• People won't always understand your grief.

• Sandy shares how she leads people from trauma to resilience.

• You have to go through the process; you can't pretend just to flip your feelings. Hold your intentions regarding your life; think about who you want in your life and how you want your life to look "after grief."

• Journaling is the best tool when you have no one to talk to.

• Finding an authentic relationship with yourself is the first step to being able to build an authentic relationship with others.

• Just because someone is not good for you does not mean they are not good.

• Sandy shares the unique aspect of her work as a grief counselor; she guides people in overcoming anger in a healthy way.

Resources

Tendrilsofgrief.com

Email Susan: [email protected]

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Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No to Take Control of Your Life, by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend

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In this raw and vulnerable solo episode, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to all of you who've taken the time to share those heartwarming, positive reviews about my show. Today, I would like to share with you my ongoing journey with grief, even after nearly six long years since a profound loss. It's a journey filled with struggle, one that I'm sure many of you can empathize with. But amidst this journey, two of the most challenging aspects have been betrayals by those I love and the need to convey and justify my grief and sorrow to others. It's not always easy for people to truly grasp the profound and pervasive nature of this emotional pain.

As I reflect on my personal journey through grief, it's been a myriad of emotions that have swept me from anger to resentment and back again. There have been moments when these turbulent feelings strained the bonds with those whom I once felt closest to and who I most needed to support me. Even though relationships were lost and I humbly removed some people from my life, what I've come to cherish above all else is the immeasurable value of understanding and compassion from the beautiful souls in our lives as we navigate the unique pathways of our grief. So, my friends, I want to emphasize that grief isn't a fleeting visitor; it's a lifelong companion. It's absolutely okay to still carry the weight of this sorrow many years after the initial loss. In this ongoing journey, self-compassion and the warm embrace of supportive relationships are like beacons in the darkest night, guiding us through the rough waters.

Once again, from the very depths of my heart, thank you for being an integral part of my podcast community and for your unwavering, soul-nourishing support.

Episode Highlights

• Grief journey insights

• Coping with long-term loss

• Emotional healing strategies

• Navigating personal grief

• Understanding the depth of grief

• Supportive relationships in grief

• Compassion during emotional pain

• Self-compassion and forgiveness

• Finding joy in grief

• Personal growth through loss

• Thanking grief supporters

• Gratitude in times of sorrow

• Emotional well-being tips

• Transforming through grief

• Self-love

• Advocacy

• Boundary setting

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