Liz Gleeson
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Ep. 25 Aisling Fitzgibbon & her search for meaning & purpose following the death of her mother 1 exemplar
Ep. 12 Dr Kathryn Mannix on demystifying the dying process & how to prepare for a good death 1 exemplar
Ep. 3 Deirdre Ahern on Pet Loss 1 exemplar
Podcast : Ep. 64 Adrienne Freeland on how horses supported her grief after her brother's suicide 1 exemplar
Podcast : Ep. 63 Carrie Thompson on Climbing 48 Mountains following her son's death by suicide 1 exemplar
Podcast : Ep. 52 Autumn Toelle Jackson on compound grief, bereavement overload & organ donation 1 exemplar
Podcast : Ep. 40 Kate Gunn, author of ‘Untying the Knot’ on the grief of separation & divorce 1 exemplar
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Ep. 1 Jack Gleeson, Journalist, on the aftermath of… av Liz Gleeson
"Friends for over four decades, when Jack Gleeson's best friend died by suicide, the loss for Jack was huge. In this interview, Jack talks about friendship, love and loss."
"Emily talks about the sudden death of her brother when she was a teenager. The lack of support at home and the ambiguity surrounding his death had a deep impact on her life and future relationships. Emily describes how she finally began her healing journey through Art and Dance. Movement Medicine
Please help to spread the word about the Shapes Of Grief podcast by finding us on all the usual social media platforms, sharing our posts and subscribing to our podcast."
Please help to spread the word about the Shapes Of Grief podcast by finding us on all the usual social media platforms, sharing our posts and subscribing to our podcast."
"Mindfulness teacher Deirdre Ahern takes us through a poignant journey of love and loss, and how she supported herself through her grief after her beloved dog Charlie died tragically in a road accident."
"Ruth Fitzmaurice's life changed when her husband Simon was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease. In this candid conversation, Ruth shares how, as a mother of five, she coped with Simon's long illness and eventual death through writing and daily immersion in the cold, Irish sea. Ruth speaks with exquisite honesty and generosity about her inner journey living with ongoing loss and how she is finding meaning in life again.
Apologies for the poor sound on the podcast, but the content is oh-so worth a listen!"… (mer)
Apologies for the poor sound on the podcast, but the content is oh-so worth a listen!"… (mer)
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