Heard: Recent Episodes
Alison Marshall
Heard is a platform for people to tell their stories , share what’s on their hearts and tell the real truth about their experiences. It is about hearing ourselves through the voices of others. Finding connection in a world void of it. Telling our own stories to heal the stories of others.
Hear about my recent experience of not consciously remembering the death date of my father and how that manifested in other ways. Explore how we often try to “forget” deaths that carry trauma and shame and how I’m looking at things differently. The coach that changed my life ➡️ @heatherchauvin_
Please enjoy this beautiful letter from Rachel. She shares so openly about her grief journey and how much it has kept her playing small. I invite her and you to to consider that it is the stories (often cultural) that we have been taught about sadness and grief that keep us down. The emotions and experiences of grief help us move through ❤️
I recorded this podcast un sure of what I would say and not certain it would be connected to grief ? But all things are 😀 including putting yourself out there and then keeping it going.
Please enjoy and share this episode. My beautiful friend, mentor and inspiration Diane wrote and read this letter. I am on a mission to invite grief in and one of the best ways I know how is to write and read letters ❤️ Diane is a relationship and parenting coach. She has taught me how to accept all parts of myself and those of the people I love. If you want a deeper and connected relationship w yourself , your children or your loved ones - walk don’t run. Her podcast ➡️ https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/beautiful-behavior/id1537667173. Her website and coaching opportunities ➡️ https://www.dianesorensen.net/
I hear from so many people who tell me that “yes” they have grief work to do followed by “but that was years ago” and I’m “fine”. In this episode I will share why this specific grief work - 25 years following the death of my father - transformed the relationship I have with my son. This is an episode about why grief work is about so much more then the loss of someone we love. I hope you enjoy!
Have you ever been given the message or understood the message to be - don’t be sad. We’re you ever told as a child to go to your room if you were going to cry ? If so this podcast is for you. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜alisonmarshallfrench@gmail.com Link to my website ⬇️- for the Grief Recovery Method Group - starting 14 March 2024 at 5:30 pm. https://www.griefrecoverymethod.com/grms/alison-marshall.
Are you finding all of your stuff is coming up and out in midlife transition. I find that all of my unresolved grief and unprocessed emotions are screaming for attention. I’d love to know I’m not alone ❤️
- a little bit about my story of loosing my father to suicide / panic attacks and grief / what if I get too sad and can’t function.
Meet Stevie - an educational assistant. They work closely (very closely) with young adults facing a spectrum of challenges within the regular school system and much more through the pandemic. They speak openly and honestly about their work and the amazing kids they spend time with each day. It was so lovely to chat with them and get a closer look at the school system inside a pandemic.
Meet Shanelle Topp. Shanelle is a dental assistant and relatively new to the field within the last 5 years. Shanelle talks about the impacts of the pandemic in the field of dentistry over the last year - from the shutdown at the beginning to the evolution and current status. She is candid about her personal experience of safety as well as the safety of her clients. She shares what it is like to be up close and personal in the mouths of strangers in a world of masks and 6ft of social distance.