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Resilience

Terry Healey Resilience Mindset

Lessons in Loss, Love, and Resilience isn’t always about stories of losing loved ones. This week, I had the privilege of sitting down with Terry Healey—an incredible human…

Dr. Charlotte Grinberg on End of Life

My wife, Hannah, recently shared a powerful article in Psychology Today by Dr. Charlotte Grinberg. Her words deeply resonated with me, especially around communication in times of tragedy…

We Must Ask Ourselves for More

Today, Facebook reminded me of a post from my brother Adam. It was him covering the Route 91 shooting in Las Vegas on October 1, 2017. Who could…

Escaping Trafficking, Embracing Healing

Many episodes of this podcast focus on grief after the loss of a loved one—but grief wears many faces. In this episode, I sit down with Selena, whose…

Division

At the ripe old age of 51, I’ve formed an opinion or seven. Still, I try to remain open-minded, knowing that others have stories and perspectives I may…

Moments of Connection

Have there been moments of hope, meaning, or connection that stood out to you along the way? It’s easy to say, I just want Alaina back. But that’s…

Need a Favor

Your Grief Insight is Needed for My Data

Kelsey: Chat with a Death Doula

I had the privilege of sitting down with Kelsey, whose work as a death doula is both profound and inspiring. The way she supports individuals and their loved…

Talk About Grief

Grief comes in many forms. It doesn’t always stem from losing a loved one. It can come from losing a job you’ve poured yourself into, a business you’ve…

Where Has Our Society Gone?

Earlier this week, yet another shooting took place in Minnesota. More children died. As always, the responses online felt like two polar opposites. On one side, there was…

McLaughlin Brothers Recent Grief Journey

For more than 50 years, brothers Robert and Patrick McLaughlin lived without experiencing much unexpected grief. The passing of grandparents and great-grandparents felt natural, even expected. But just…

Be Present

I’ve attended two memorials over the past six months—each honoring someone I deeply respected. The first was for a beloved professor from my time at Pepperdine University. The…