In Episode 2 of Forever Remembered: Finding Help After Loss, Aaron Silverman sits down with grief therapist, author, and trauma specialist Judy Heath for an honest conversation about navigating life after the loss of a child. This episode is especially meaningful for Aaron and his family, as Judy was the therapist who helped support Aaron's wife following the loss of their son, Ari. Together, they discuss what grief really looks like, why there is no "right" way to grieve, and how families can begin finding hope while carrying unimaginable loss. In this episode, you'll hear about: 🤍 The biggest misconceptions about grief 🤍 What grieving parents need to hear in the first days and weeks after loss 🤍 Healthy coping strategies that can make a difference 🤍 Supporting your spouse when you're grieving differently 🤍 What friends and family can do—and what they should avoid saying 🤍 How grief changes over time while love remains Whether you're grieving the loss of a baby or child, supporting someone who is, or hoping to better understand the grieving process, this conversation offers practical guidance, compassion, and reassurance that you are not alone. About Our Guest Judy Heath is a licensed therapist, grief and trauma specialist, author of No Time for Tears, and founder of the Life Guidance Center. For decades, she has helped individuals, couples, and families navigate grief, trauma, and life's most difficult challenges with compassion, practical tools, and hope. 📖 Learn more about Judy and her book, No Time for Tears: Coping with Grief in a Busy World: Purchase "No Time for Tears" 🎙️ Forever Remembered: Finding Help After Loss is presented by the Ari Foss Foundation. New episodes premiere every other Tuesday, featuring conversations with bereaved parents, healthcare professionals, grief experts, authors, and advocates working to support families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss. 🌐 Learn more about the Ari Foss Foundation: www.arifossfoundation.org If this episode encouraged you, please consider following the podcast, leaving a rating or review, and sharing it with someone who may need these words today. 🤍 Because no family should have to navigate loss alone.
