499 episodes
Good Grief with Cheryl Jones Cheryl Jones
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- Health & Fitness
On Good Grief we explore the losses that define our lives. Each week, we talk
with people who have transformed themselves through the profound act of
grieving. Why settle for surviving? Say yes to the many experiences that embody
loss! Grief can teach you where your strengths are, and ignite your courage. It
can heighten your awareness of what is important to you and help you let go of
what is not.brbr
On Good Grief, we are inspired by people who have made something miraculous
out of their deepest heartaches! We listen as they share how they have walked
through their own exquisite pain and what they have gained as a result. We
come away ready to follow our own dreams to a deeper, more meaningful time
on this beautiful earth! Listen for Good Grief, broadcast live every Wednesday at
2 PM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel.
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The Last Ecstatic Days
Ethan Sisser wanted to die in ecstasy, surrounded by music, community, beauty, but mostly, love.
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When Skies Are Gray
Anticipating the joy of welcoming her first child, Lindsey Henke was completely unprepared for the shock of that child's stillbirth. Although Lindsey had been a practicing psychotherapist for a few years, she had not had that much therapy herself.
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The Other Side of Nothing
Personal experience with grief and mental health challenges in her family led Anastasia Zadeik to write her novel, The Other Side of Nothing. The families she wriwtes about struggle to know how to support themselves and each other in all their challenges.
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Everywhere I Look
As a younger sister, Ona Gritz idolized her older sibling. But as the favored child with a disability, she could see her sister struggling.
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All For You
When Dena Rueb Romero discovered a box full of letters and memorabilia in her mother's house, she furtively took it home with her.
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Chaos
What gets you through your own times of chaos? For Noah Asher, it is a deep Christian faith. Already a practicing Christian, his understanding of how that could support him as he faced prison and profound loss grounded him in his belief.