Grief Support For Those Who Like to Listen: What’s Your Grief Podcast
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Those who follow us on Facebook or who pay extra close attention to our sidebar (over to the right, silly) may already know about the What’s Your Grief Podcast; otherwise known as ‘gabbing about grief’; ‘chatting about coping’; and ‘gossiping with the grief gals’.
On WYG’s second birthday we told you that, among other things, our mission for the next two years is to ensure there’s support for all types of grievers. We know the ways in which grievers learn and the things they find helpful differ across the board and with a world of technology available it no longer makes sense to limit grief support to talk therapy and the written word.
The What’s Your Grief Podcast is our first effort in providing grievers with more diverse options for grief support. The podcast can be found through our page and through iTunes and Stitcher Radio. You can listen to all our existing episodes below, but if you’re interested in keeping up with the What’s Your Grief Podcast we strongly encourage you to go over to iTunes or Stitcher and subscribe. We would be infinitely grateful to anyone who writes us a review or rates the podcast while there because this will help us connect with grievers who are already looking for support through the podcast platform.
If you have questions about the podcast or any its content please feel free to comment below or on the episode’s individual show notes page. You can also send us an email at whatsyourgrief@gmail.com.
Season 2: Dating a Widower and Other Topics
Season 2: Grief in Six Words and Other Topics
Season 2: Loneliness in Grief and Other Topics
Season 1: How Attitudes About Death Impact Grief
Season 1: Understanding the Difference Between Support and Comfort
Season 1: Parenting While Grieving
Season 1: Dealing with Valentine’s Day After a Death
Season 1: Expanding Our Understanding of Grief
Season 1: Thinking About New Year’s Resolutions
Season 1: Your Questions About Holiday Grief Answered
Season 1: The Guilt of Feeling Better and Living Life After a Loss
Season 1: The Continuum of Negative Coping
Season 1: Going Back to School After a Death
Season 1: Grief Raves and Faves
Season 1: Milestones and Weddings After a Death
Season 1: Locating Grief Support Locally and Beyond
Season 1: Maintaining Relationships After a Death
Season 1: Guilt and Regret in Grief
Season 1: Supporting a Grieving Teenager
Season 1: Handling Your Loved One’s Belongings
Season 1: 12 Ways Grief Makes You Feel Crazy
Season 1: All About Grief Friends
Season 1: Continuing Bonds with Deceased Loved Ones
Season 1: Grief and Special Days
Season 1: Getting Realistic About Gratitude
Season 1: Understanding Secondary Loss
Season 1: Using Your Support System Effectively
Season 1: Mastering Grief Triggers
Season 1: Understanding the Five Stages of Grief
Season 1: Ten Types of Grief
Season 1: Extroverts and Grief
Season 1: Introverts and Grief
Season 1: Identifying Your Coping Style
Season 1: Surviving the Grief of an Overdose
Season 1: A Grief-Movie Review: Wild
Season 1: Misconceptions About Grief
Season 1: When Condolences Go Wrong: What Not to Say to a Griever
Season 1: Grief and the Holidays
Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes and Stitcher radio
Tina Guillot January 25, 2019 at 4:29 pm
Hi Eleanor and Lisa, I’ve been exploring your site. I lost my 26-year old son in September of last year to a drug overdose. As a speaker and trainer, I am exploring opportunities of how I can help others who are grieving and I applaud your efforts. If ever you’re looking for guests, I’d be happy to join if you think I can add value to your show. Thanks for all you do.
Tina Guillot January 25, 2019 at 4:29 pm
Hi Eleanor and Lisa, I’ve been exploring your site. I lost my 26-year old son in September of last year to a drug overdose. As a speaker and trainer, I am exploring opportunities of how I can help others who are grieving and I applaud your efforts. If ever you’re looking for guests, I’d be happy to join if you think I can add value to your show. Thanks for all you do.
Tina Guillot January 25, 2019 at 4:29 pm
Hi Eleanor and Lisa, I’ve been exploring your site. I lost my 26-year old son in September of last year to a drug overdose. As a speaker and trainer, I am exploring opportunities of how I can help others who are grieving and I applaud your efforts. If ever you’re looking for guests, I’d be happy to join if you think I can add value to your show. Thanks for all you do.
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julie alexandra mounts September 20, 2018 at 2:32 pm
I enjoyed listening to “maintaining relationships after death”. It helped and feel encouraged to reach out. Thank you.
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I enjoyed listening to “maintaining relationships after death”. It helped and feel encouraged to reach out. Thank you.
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