On this show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley interview Lisa Prosser-Dodds, PhD, Therapist and Author regarding individualized grief responses based upon Jungian personality types, measured by the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator (GRIEFtype). Musician discusses how his grief type is expressed through his music.
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Drs. Gloria and Heidi Horsley and their guests will present Handling Death and the Holidays This show is dedicated to giving a voice to grief and recovery, and empowering the bereaved. Special guest Dr. Darcie D. Sims, Ph.D. is a bereaved parent and child, and a nationally known speaker. She is a grief management specialist and president and co-founder of GRIEF, Inc. a grief consulting business and the Director of the American Grief Academy. Filoli County Estates visits to share what you can do to memorialize your loved one during the holiday season and the Palo Alto High School A […]
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On this show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley discuss with William and Beverly Feigelman authors of “Devastating Losses” the death of their son and the risks of substance abuse. Vanessa McGannon then talks about her work with The American Society of Suicidology. Singer, songwriter Larry Stevens closes the show.
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On this show comic writer and comedian Carol Scibelli and art therapist Barbara ‘Basia’ Mosinski give Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley tips and insight into how humor and art helped them to get through the deaths of family members including a spouse, step-son, and parent. Carol is the author of Poor Widow Me. Singer, songwriter Larry Stevens closes the show.
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On this show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley discuss with Dana Brophy and Zander Sprague author of MAKING LEMONADE: Choosing A Positive Pathway After Losing Your Sibling the impact of having an adult sibling die. Zander and Dana discuss their personal responses and give suggestions for promoting health and healing. Billy Bensing singer songwriter and Kelly Garmire close the show with their song Always dedicated to all those who have loved and lost.
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On this show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley discuss with Mary Skinner, documentary film maker, how her deceased mother inspired her award winning film “Irene Sendley: In The Name of Their Mothers”. Dr. Gloria and Dr. Heidi then interview singer songwriter Billy Bensing regarding his music and the impact of the loss of his girlfriend, Sally, as a young man. The show will close with Billy Bensing and Kelly Garmire singing Butterfly dedicated to Sally Morath.
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On this show Dr. Heidi Horsley and Dr. Gloria Horsley discuss with Marc Klaas the challenges and heart break of dealing with a missing and then murdered child. Todd Matthews forensic expert with the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUS) discusses the difficulties of finding and identifying missing children and missing adults. The show closes with singer songwriter Michael Davis singing “Call on the Light”.
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On the show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley discuss with Mark Klaas President of the Klaas Kids foundation, how the death of his daughter, Polly inspired his passion for helping others who have missing children. Todd Matthews forensic expert with the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUS) discusses the difficulties of finding and identifying missing children. The show closes with singer songwriter Michael Davis singing “Something About Love”.
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On This show Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley explore the topic of finding meaning after loss. They interview two inspirational women who rather than be broken by their experience have used their tragic losses to make meaning and to help others. The first guest is Ann Khadalia Social Worker and national board member of The Compassionate Friends and the second guest is Susan Whitmore founder and president of griefHaven. The show closes with I Will Friend You, sung by singer-songwriter Michael Davis.
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On this show Dr. Gloria and Dr. Heidi discuss with Mary Rockefeller Morgan, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, and author, the devastating death of her twin brother, Michael, when her father, Neilson Rockefeller, was governor of New York. Carolyn Shane executive director of Temple Emanu-El, Westfield, NJ also discusses the death of her twin and how the organization “Twinless Twins” has helped countless twins cope with loss and recovery. The show closes with singer songwriter Kate Mills preforming “Little Bird”. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ydU5noKB7w
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