Channeling Grief
Elizabeth KoppleCreate community, connection, and meaning in grief
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 45 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Rachel Goldberg-Polin on Grief, Love, and Hersh's Enduring Memory: The Badge We Wear
New York Times Bestseller
A crowd of nearly 1,400 people warmed the air in the Stephen Wise Temple Sanctuary on Sunday night as we waited to welcome Rachel Goldberg-Polin to the bima. We were there to hold space for this bereaved Jewish mo...
He Was There, Then He Was Gone: How Susie Shaw Honors Her Son William
William and Kai Shaw
Every year on the first Sunday in May, International Bereaved Mother’s Day honors mothers who have lost a child. Today, my post honors bereaved mom Susie Shaw.
Susie and Nick Shaw’s life changed in an instant on Febru...
How to Truly Witness Grief (and Avoid the Trap of Fixing)
How to hold space for grief
Later this month, I’ll finish David Kessler’s 12-week Grief Educator Certification. In this new series, I’m sharing some of what I’ve learned. A quick disclaimer: I’m simply offering my perspective; I’m not a th...
From Tragedy to Transparency: The Fight To Stop Deadly Campus Hazing
Sam Martinez
In the fall of 2019, Jolayne Houtz and her husband, Hector Martinez, moved their son, Sam, into his dormitory for his freshman year at Washington State University. Just months later, on November 12, Sam died of alcohol poisoni...
Dr. Laura Berman’s Path to Healing: Channeling Grief into the Love Mama Retreat
Photo Credit: Busra Ispir at Unsplash
In 2021, Dr. Laura Berman’s 16-year-old son, Sammy, died from fentanyl poisoning. Laura, her husband, and Sammy’s two brothers were bereft. Laura, a prominent relationship therapist and author, accepte...
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Grieving mother. Empty nester. Writer. B2B marketer. Campus safety advocate.
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