About the Podcast
Those who once belonged to something complete can become part of something again. Different, but united. ~ A friend |
Welcome to Give Grief A Chance
This is a project designed to bring about grief awareness to our world. It's created to help people open up to having conversations and sharing their experiences and stories of grief and loss. It’s about understanding that there is no right or wrong way to grieve and there’s no comparing because everyone’s grief is unique to them.
Diane is offering free grief relief podcasts. It’s a place where you can share your stories of loss. You can purchase grief awareness products such as T-shirts, sweatshirts, cards, hats, bags and more. My hope that it will help you and others to open up and talk about grief more freely.
Diane is offering free grief relief podcasts. It’s a place where you can share your stories of loss. You can purchase grief awareness products such as T-shirts, sweatshirts, cards, hats, bags and more. My hope that it will help you and others to open up and talk about grief more freely.
Why?
Even today, grief is still kept hidden and tucked away, it’s not talked about and the subject is even avoided, despite the fact that grief will touch almost everyone’s life at one point or another. Grieving can be a lonely business, it can be an isolated and foggy journey, and as a society, many people feel uncomfortable when confronted with painful emotions. Often the people we count on the most, may say the wrong things try to change the subject, or even worse say nothing at all.
Yet, when grief hits us and we struggle with so many mixed emotions, and for many grieving people as all we want to do is to talk about how we feel, but we don’t want to make anyone feel uncomfortable. What grieving people desperately need, is someone to listen to them without judgement and without giving advice. Grievers are not broken and therefore do not need to be fixed. What they do need is someone to be present and listen with their heart.
That’s just I’ll do!... listen.
Yet, when grief hits us and we struggle with so many mixed emotions, and for many grieving people as all we want to do is to talk about how we feel, but we don’t want to make anyone feel uncomfortable. What grieving people desperately need, is someone to listen to them without judgement and without giving advice. Grievers are not broken and therefore do not need to be fixed. What they do need is someone to be present and listen with their heart.
That’s just I’ll do!... listen.
Here's what I love to offer
Grief Recovery Groups
It all starts with YOU. Finding the courage to share and talk about your grief, knowing that you’ll be supported and listened to as you give your grief a voice. Diane opens up doors to help people begin to do just that. She facilitates free of charge small group get-togethers in her community. The get-togethers are a sign-up, first come first served system, where everyone meets for about 1 ½ hours, thus, allowing you to share your experience, your feelings, and your ideas in a safe and loving environment.
Locations and tour dates will be posted. Diane invites and encourages each and every one of you who feels ready, to come and give your grief a voice.
Locations and tour dates will be posted. Diane invites and encourages each and every one of you who feels ready, to come and give your grief a voice.
Share your story for the podcast
Are you ready to share your story? You can either record your story as a voice message or you can send me an email, whichever you're more comfortable with. I will share your story on my podcast.
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LEAVE A VOICE MESSAGE
Your story will be shared on the podcast. Thank you!
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Diane Morgan is the founder of Give Grief A Chance. She is an Advanced Grief Recovery Specialist, certified with the Grief Recovery Institute and a Hypnotherapist. Her passion is to provide help and support to others, so that they may find completion with their grief, move through their emotional pain, and make room for joy and purpose to come back into their lives. Her mission is to bring grief awareness out into the open, as grief isn’t just about death, there are many losses we experience in life, and many reasons why we grieve.