Fifty Shades of Grief

By: Melody Dawn
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  • Summary

  • Grief is a universal experience. It is the normal and natural response to significant loss of any kind. Unfortunately most of what we’ve learned about grief is not normal, natural, healthy or helpful.brbrThere are close to 50 losses that can produce the wide range of emotions we call grief. The list includes death, divorce, moving, loss of career, finances, health, trust, safety, relationships, loss of love and compassion, plus many more.brbrWe all experience loss in our life. When we do people tell us to let go and move on. Not knowing how to let go can result in us hastily moving on but becoming emotionally stuck. This feeling can be the result of unresolved grief and can become a real road block in life. It may prevent us from realizing personal and professional success, health, vitality, and joy.brbrTune into Fifty Shades of Grief and let the loving cadence of Melody Dawn’s voice touch your heart as you learn how to process your grief and awaken to your real potential.
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Episodes
  • Grief - An Ending With a New Beginning

    Grief - An Ending With a New Beginning
    Jul 7 2015
    Grief represents an ending with a new beginning. It is the normal and natural response to loss of any kind or the change in any familiar pattern or behavior. Grief is not limited to death. Endings with new beginnings occur in all relationships, when we marry, separate or divorce, when we change schools, graduate or attend university, when we move for the first time, become parents or empty nesters, and when we change careers or retire. You can learn to develop the skills to move through each life transition as gracefully as a tree loses its leaves to make way for new life. All Seasons Coaching has been established to support you through each life transition. Melody Dawn will help you move through each ending to create your new beginning filled with joy and happiness. This is the final episode of Fifty Shades of Grief, an ending with a new beginning. Melody and Sandra will share their experiences from both sides of the radio and what they plan to do next.
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    56 mins
  • Grief the Unspoken

    Grief the Unspoken
    Jun 30 2015
    What is Grief? Why don’t we talk about it? What are the myths society has adopted as a way of surviving grief? Why can’t you get over grief? Grief is not talked about a lot because it’s uncomfortable and scary for some. Grief The Unspoken is designed to bring grief awareness into the workplace, schools, health services and the home. Experiencing loss and grief can be overwhelming for anyone. People experiencing grief need support. They will not get over a loss or know how to let go and move on without the right tools and support. Grief Awareness Day is being designed to help us all become more aware of the needs of grieving people. It is an opportunity for all of us to raise awareness of the painful impact that the death of a loved one can have in the life of a human being. It is an opportunity to make sure that all who are grieving receive the support they need.
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    54 mins
  • Dementia - A Different Kind of Grief

    Dementia - A Different Kind of Grief
    Jun 23 2015
    Dementia – A Different Kind of Grief Dementia brings about many changes in familiar patterns and behaviors. Dementia can mean uncharacteristic angry outbursts or a complete loss of communication. Those living with dementia may drift in and out of the present moment while obsessively revisiting the past. This means a loss of relationship with who they were and a new relationship with who they’ve become before the final physical loss. Dementia grief is a delicate dance between now and then.
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    57 mins

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