Unplug Grief Ministries

Coach Jason Galvez shares how Betrayal Trauma affects our lives & relationships and tools to help us.

Unplug Grief Ministries Podcast  Anchor.fm/unplug-grief  Preciously Recorded 11/2021

Unplug Grief Ministries - Grief & Life Coaching & Consultants  www.unplugGrief.org

Himinish Goel shares how Meditation helps during the turmoil's of our lives

Where there is Comfort, there is encouragements.

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In our shortest episode, we quickly learn a simple expression....Grief is the expression of our Love.   Quoted from the book by GriefShare- Grieving with Hope by Kathy leonard and Samuel Hodges, page 19; we find comfort as we journey through loss.    This book is a fabulous book to read, but please, if you have not done so yet, or have, attend their support group.  To find a local chapter in your area, go to griefshare.org

Author and Speaker Pastor Gary Roe shares with us at the end of his book, " Please be Patient, I'm Grieving"  how grief can help us in life.  Its a fabulous way to end of a book but an encouragement as we walk through this journey.   I encourage you to purchase this book and let it be a light to your journey.  

Author & Speaker  Dr H. Norman Wright shares from his book: "Experiencing Grief"  how to help us know what to do to express our emotions & feelings., including our anger...and our anger to God.

Author and Speaker  Dr. H. Norman Wright 's Awarding book, '" Experiencing Grief"  is a gift from God!  In one of his chapters he shares with us one of the  altmost gift- our tears, especially when grieving.  Tears leaves an expression on our hearts.    We also learn how Fear and anxiety puts us in an uncomfortable position as we deal with grief.  Come and learn what can help us in our recovery of grief but also how we can help others.   I give this book & chapter -  a 11 star out of ten.    

Author and Speaker Licensed Psychologist Dr. H. Norman Wright shares with us in his Awarding book, "Experiencing Grief"  how we slowly begin to not only experience grief but how we can slowly begin the Healing process.   Dr. Wright, not only lost his son & wife, but is also a grief therapist  and also teaches at the local University on grief & trauma. 

Most society will tell you that animals do not have emotions nor do they grieve.  But Researchers and Scientist tells you differently. From the Smithsonian institute to Dr.  Paul Thegard from Psychology Today will share and explain how they all grieve differently like we do but do show emotions.    We ask that you please read these articles by doing your own research.  You will find that it will not only change your attitude about this but love your four legged animal more and have a greater appreciation for them. 

Positive tips to share with you to help you (when you are ready)  adopting a new pet after the loss of your pet.  OVR Vet share some suggestions that can help you to bring comfort to you (and your other animals if you have any).  I hope this will bring you a little comfort during your time of loss.   

Celebrating your pet will also help with comfort with suggestion of a memorial garden, etc..etc..

No thanks to Society, folks don't often take their pet loss serious.  Here are the five reasons why we should take Pet Loss serious by Dr. Guy Winch from Psychology Today.   His research and studies hits it right on the nail!!  Hope this episode gives you some comfort.

Learning a few essential steps for self care during the loss of a Pet.  Pyschology Todays share an amazing article that confirmed how we need to grieve but keep routines with other pets or self and found support  if or when needed.  

Coping the loss of a pet leaves wonderful tips that helps with your grief- your timetable on grief.  Helpguide, Lawrence Robison along with Jeanne & Robert Segal  hits it on the nail that is also wonderful advise even for us Humans how to cope with Grief.   I hope this episode leaves a mighty impression about grief-the loss of a pet.  

Tips on Grief when loosing a pet.  Like humans, our pets are like our children and the loss is as painful. Julie Axelrod from pyschCentral shares tips that will help us with our grief from a loss of parent. 

In this conclusion, we are learning what to properly say and do to the surviving family. Dr. Wright gives tips to bring comfort and encouragements to the family and for each other from his awarding book,  "What to Say When You don't Know What to Say"      Part 3 of 3

We continue with the discussions of helping a suicidal friend from the Book by Dr. H. Norman Wright "What to Say When You don't Know What to Say"  Tips to help your friend or love one to  starting using reasoning from what could happen.   Part 2 of 3

As we explore in helping our friends or loved ones who are contemplating suicide, Dr. H. Wright from his Awarding book, "What to Say When You don't Know What to Say"  also helps us how to be a comfort to families whose loved ones have committed suicide.   Part 1 of 2  

Learn how some of the statics of folks of  different age categories during the pandemic their diagnostic including suicide ideation during the pandemic and what we can do to help our friends and loved ones who may feel this due to the "isolation".    We have to remind ourselves the pandemic is only temporary and we all can survive this.   An article shared from Psychology Today by Dr. Eugene Rubin gives us an eye opening what's happening in today's world. 

Healthline.com shares testimonies of those who survived the suicide attempts plus those who share the void of a loved one or friend who has committed suicide.     The National Suicide number help line and other resources are shared to help SAVE lives. 

April Kahn of Healthline shares of ways to help prevent suicide.   As we discuss of ways to help & prevent a love-one or friend who may be at risk of suicide,  one of the key factors is to listen....& trusting. 

Learning to accept mothers of infant loss and not defining them as the person who lost the infant but as a friend, daughter, sister, grand daughter, co-workers.  Be supportive and present to them even if we don't sense their loss.