Grief is a painful journey that can feel isolating and endless. So what tools can we use to process grief, experience its pain, and ultimately learn how to live fully again? Claudia Coenen, a creative grief counselor and certified thanatologist, joins the podcast to discuss her unique perspective on this sensitive topic.

Claudia has a private practice at The Karuna Project and is a consultant and grief specialist at The REACH Center for Crime Victims. She is also the author of Shattered by Grief: Picking Up the Pieces to Become WHOLE Again, a book that helps readers work through their grief via expressive therapies and activities.

Tune in now to learn about:

• How to deal with different types of grief.
• Factors that help and hinder the process of grief.
• The most impactful ways to manage grief.
• The ways that journaling can help people externalize their pain.

By encouraging others to explore their pain through storytelling, self-care and ritual, and honest reflection, Claudia has achieved remarkable results. This creative approach to grief counseling was inspired by her own experience of loss – and she’s eager to share it with the world…

You can learn more about Claudia by clicking here!

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Dive into the captivating world of archaeology with Jodi Magness, Kenan Distinguished Professor for Teaching Excellence in Early Judaism. From her childhood fascination with the ancient world and fossils to her current groundbreaking excavations, Magness's journey unfolds with discoveries and a wealth of knowledge.

Tune in to unearth:

• Insights from her latest excavation in an ancient Jewish village
• Understanding archaeology as a blend of science and interpretation
• The most common find on archaeological excavations in Israel from the Neolithic period onward
• How cultural memory shapes Judaism and Christianity and the relations between followers of the two religions
• An exploration of Rabbinic literature: its origins, creators, and relevance today

Press play and embark on a journey through time and discovery with Jodi Magness as your guide, and learn more about her work by visiting Jodi Magness, Archaeologist.

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Dr. Deborah Vinall joins the podcast today to discuss schizophrenia, trauma, mental health, and her two most recent books, Gaslighting and Trauma Recovery Workbook for Teens. Dr. Vinall is a trauma expert and author who holds a Doctor of Psychology and works as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She currently runs a private practice in Los Angeles where she specializes in helping individuals heal from traumatic life experiences and painful relationship dynamics.

In this conversation, we cover:

• When and how gaslighting occurs.
• The importance of recognizing mental health issues in gaslighters.
• Different types of cognitive distortions and how to treat them.
• How trauma typically manifests in people’s lives.

How does Dr. Vinall help people heal, cultivate self-compassion, and build meaningful connections in holistic and sustainable ways? Join us now to explore her transformative approach – and gain valuable insights into reclaiming empowerment and fostering resilience.

Learn more about Dr. Vinall and her work by visiting her website!

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