Grief is often described as waves that can crash through our lives like a tsunami. But what if you can learn to float, and eventually swim forward in the midst of that grief?
Fighting cancer & disease can often leave you scarred, misshapen, struggling just to survive, waiting the touch of sunlight. What do you see in this tree?
Have you ever had a dream so vivid it felt like your dead loved one was really there, even if they’ve been gone for years? Learn how common these experiences are.
S6E27: Vacation or Risk-cation? Get Our Travel Survival Guide So You Don’t Bump Into the Grim Reaper
Travel abroad can come with many risks for the unprepared. This episode equips you with knowledge to travel smarter, stay safe, and fully enjoy your adventures.
Why is it so important to stop and smell the roses? We talk about the value of creating a five-sense library of moments in time as a resource for grounding.
Can creative expression help you heal? Learn ways it can, and ideas to get you started. Grieving sister and aging pet owner Sarah shares "How to Say Goodbye."
By Susan Peterson There’s this thing that happens after someone you love dies. The world doesn’t end, even though it feels like it should. You’re left standing in a grocery store aisle staring at applesauce, or sitting at a red light while your...
Can you take heartache and put it to verse? Our guest Gary Browe has written a poetry book on loss of all kinds and shared some of them in song.
Marianne shares her experience as a guest on the Death and Dying in the Digital Age, a podcast that explores the uncharted territory of our online afterlife.
Marianne was a guest on Create with Franz, where they explored the delicate topic of how to talk to children about death. Dr. Matzo delved into the importance of honest and age-appropriate communication, dispelling common misconceptions and the...