From Heartache to Healing and Hope

Jul 28 2023

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From Heartache to Healing and Hope podcast explores the many layers of life through the lens of loss and grief, often with special guests who share their perspectives on this universal, yet unique process. With more than thirty years of experience in the field, Bernadette navigates the vast landscape of the grieving process, including pre bereavement. From Heartache to Healing and Hope features guests with wide-ranging backgrounds who lend their expertise and experience to insightful, spirited conversations. These explorations can offer an avenue to encourage listeners to have these conversations with themselves, their families, their communities, their world. Guest backgrounds include the arts and sciences, spiritual and religious fields, the culinary arts and more; also, educators, filmmakers, artists and storytellers, medical professionals, community leaders, and ordinary people doing extraordinary things. The first season is titled Same Storm, Different Boats. The goal of this series is to share stories of varying experiences that may help to shed light and offer hope during these challenging, unprecedented times. Season Two: Weathering the Storm; Cultivating Kindness & Season Three: From Heartache to the Art of Healing.

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