Kristen speaks with Karla Allen about her grief journey after her father's plane crashed when she was 19. What happens when grief becomes your identity? How do you move through it to find out who you really are?
Register for Kristen's upcoming Coping With Grief and Loss workshop on Thursday, December 7th at 7 pm EST.
Nicole Kerr had a near-death experience after a car accident as a 19-year-old Air Force Academy Student. What happens when you literally die and are brought back to life? What are the lessons you bring with you about the human experience? Did she see that bright light? Did she see angels? How did this moment impact her or influence who she is today?
We hear from Nicole herself as she talks about how this moment changed her life, her relationship with her parents, and her purpose in this world.
Images from the book - See the Car after Nicole's accident
The links for this podcast: Book- You are Deathless by Nicole Kerr Check out Nicole's Book
https://www.nicolekerr.co
What happens when you become the head of household at 9 years-old with four siblings, a disabled brother, and a mom with ALS? That is exactly what happened to our guest, Aaron Garrett. Join us to hear about his life story and how this tremendous amount of responsibility has impacted his relationships, his work life, and his relationship with money.
Part one of this episode features an incredible discussion with Claudia Cauterucci, Psychotherapist and Dynamic Meditation Speaker, and Co-author of the book, Humanity in Diversity. (I am a co-author as well!)
Check out the book here:
https://www.amazon.com/Diversity-Humanity-Creating-Harmony-Workplace/dp/B0C1JDQLVM
Join us as we navigate topics around the responsibility and beauty of being an empath, what it is like to not fit the labels people place on you, and what it means to be a mindful parent.
Claudia's workshops, including the Empath Leader Workshop she talks about during this episode, can be found at: https://claudiacauterucci.com/
Alzheimer’s is called the long goodbye because the journey to a loved one’s last breath can last anywhere from months to over 20 years. Lisa’s journey with her mom took place over eight years. In this incredible episode, my guest host, Lisa, shares her story as she took on the role of caretaker, mother of two kids, and wife —- all while working and taking care of patients.
It is a story of heartbreak, love, pain, anger, exhaustion, and so much more. Join us as we talk about the stuff that so many people never share.
For resources on Alzheimer's Disease, go to:
Resources
https://www.alz.org/help-support/resources
https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/alzheimers-disease-research-centers
Support Groups
https://www.alz.org/nca/helping_you
The Brain Bank
https://www.alz.org/alzheimers-dementia/research_progress/brain-donation
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Today's episode gets personal as I talk about my own stories and experience with grief and loss. We dive into the complexities of loss as it relates to people, jobs, relationships, friendships, emotions and so much more.
