Good Grief

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews an Ex White House serviceman, former Special Ops, Amazon bestselling author, and TEDx speaker, Atlas Aultman. Atlas shares his experiences involving the military, suicide, and mental health. He challenges the standard greeting, "Thank you for your service," and gives a better alternative, "Thank you for your sacrifice." Atlas Aul...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Ashmeeta Madhav, an educator, grief support advocate/expert, entrepreneur, author, and lifelong learner. Ashmeeta shares her story of her experience with miscarriage, rejection, and the loss of her parents and husband, which exposed her to a range of profound emotions. Guest: Ashmeeta Madhav https://storyoutellyourself.com/ https://www.facebook.com/GrowthStoryHub ht...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews David Nordel, a retired United States Air Force Command Chief Master Sergeant with over 30 years of service. Dave is also the CEO of MAX FAB Consulting, focusing on veteran transition and leadership development. Dave shares his story of being a part of the US Air Force and the decisions he struggled to make, which resulted in what he calls moral injury. Guest Appear...

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews guests who all share one thing: grief from losing a pet. Listen to individuals' stories on how these pets brought so much love and joy into their lives. Yet, it was not easy to let them go when their time came.

Dr. Christine Malone interviews John Petrelli, a Professional Fitness Coach. Petrelli shares his story of overcoming all obstacles to become who he is today. John's book Confessions of a Hollywood Trainer: The Journey That Changed My Life... and the Lessons I've Learned That Can Change Yours is available in paperback, audiobook, and Kindle. https://www.amazon.com/Confession-Hollywood-Train...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest who discusses working in a toxic work environment and shares the grief and pain they felt when it was time to leave.

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Samantha Mackay, a life coach. She discusses how her parent's unexpected divorce at the age of eight affected her in ways she did not realize until much later in life. Visit Samantha Mackay's Website: https://individuo.life/shop/

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Cindy Gersch, an award-winning entrepreneur who has survived a rare disease as well as two brain aneurysms. Cindy talks about the medical diagnosis that completely changed her life.

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Joe Low, a college graduate and photographer who was unfairly let go from his job position. He shares his struggles with mental health that contributed to his job loss and the aftermath of being let go, which includes a lot of anger, confusion, and grief. Instagram Photography Business @joelowmedia YouTube joelowmedia

In this podcast, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Melissa Vera, an accomplished blogger and author of the upcoming book " The Emptiness Within: My Search For Finding Unconditional Love ." Melissa shares the losses she has endured in her life: the loss of her grandmothers, her mother, and her father, her oldest sister, and while she was pregnant with her first daughter, the sister who was...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Deborah Kasdan, author of Roll Back the World: A Sister's Memoir . Kasdan tells the story of her sister's life and her battle with schizophrenia. Social Media: debkasdan Website  deborahkasdan.com Additional Resources: National Alliance on Mental Illness: https://www.nami.org/findsupport International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psycho...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Christa Gagnon, mother to Jordan who is living with a very rare terminal illness called GAN. She shares how Jordan was diagnosed at the age of four and how she has lived with this diagnosis into her teenage years. Follow along with the Gagnons on Social Media https://www.instagram.com/goingwiththegagnons?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA%3D%3D https://www.tiktok.com/@goingwitht...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews a long-time friend whose husband passed due to suicide in 2009, leaving her with two young daughters. She discusses his behavior leading up to his suicide and how she did everything she could to stop it from happening. https://www.facebook.com/puttingafaceonsuicide I Wasn't Ready to Say Goodbye: Surviving, Coping and Healing After the Sudden Death of a Loved One...

In this episode of Good Grief, Dr. Christine Malone shares her experiences of grief during the holidays. Happy Holidays from all of us here at Good Grief Podcast. Thank you for listening to the show.

In this week's episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Reggie Ford, author of Perseverance Through Severe Dysfunction (PTSD): Breaking the Curse of Intergenerational Trauma as a Black Man in America. Ford shares his story of losing his father to prison at age eight and how it changed his life. He also shares his story of dedicating his entire life to football and rethinking his life after he...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Amanda McKoy Flanagan and Ginny Smith, Sol Rising: All In on Love, Loss, and Connection podcast hosts. They share their grief stories and how they learned to heal, and eventually create their podcast together to help people going through similar situations. Sol Rising: All In on Love, Loss, and Connection: https://open.spotify.com/show/0sUF9yQkEXl5j925qqM1J1 https:/...

In this weeks episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Simon Maryan, Former Royal Marine, and Human Intelligence Specialist. Now an international speaker, author, trainer, and coach, Simon shares lessons from a life of action and how to prepare for and overcome trauma and other stressful situations. https://www.youtube.com/c/SimonMaryan https://www.facebook.com/SimonMaryanSpeaker https://www.insta...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Lois Wagner, an author, podcast host, and TEDx speaker. Lois shares her story of being raped and left for dead. Later in her life, she was betrayed by her business partner. Lois shares how the power of forgiveness has allowed her to heal and move on after extreme circumstances. https://www.youtube.com/c/LoisWagnerCoachingConversationsforChange https://www.youtube.co...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Naomi Mamiye, an interior designer who started at what she calls rock bottom. After losing her mother at a young age to cancer and being rejected by her father and new stepmother, Naomi went to live with her grandparents. After their deaths and her divorce, she struggled to find herself. Listen to her story of climbing to the top. http://naomimamiyedesign.com/ https...

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest who has turned his life around. He thought he had it all when he was younger, yet he was incredibly unhappy. After a time when he considered suicide, he decided to make changes for the better. Today, Kevin Palmieri is an incredibly accomplished individual. He is the CFO of Next Level University, a Global Top 100 Podcast. 1450+ Ep, 850K+ List...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Judy Foreman, an author and journalist who endured childhood abuse and neglect. She shares how her father was sexually and her mother was emotionally abusive, and how she had to re-learn what a normal family structure was as an adult. About Judy Foreman: https://judyforeman.com/ Books written by Judy Foreman: https://www.amazon.com/CRISPRd-Medical-Thriller-Judy-Fore...

Dr. Christine Malone interviews Terry Tucker, an author, life coach, and long-term cancer survivor. Mr. Tucker discusses his cancer diagnosis as well as his 4 Truths: 1. Control your mind or it will control you. 2. Embrace the pain and difficulty we all experience in life and use that pain and difficulty to make you stronger and more resilient. 3. What you leave behind is what you weave in the hea...

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Kenra Henry, who, at just 29 years old, lost her husband in a tragic car accident. She discusses how she reacted when she found out, how she told her children and tried to help them get along. She shares how she was stuck in grief after his death and turned her life around by learning how to feel that pain to heal. Kenra went on to write a book ADDI...

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest she met over 20 years ago in a support group for parents with young children who were tragically injured at birth. The guest shares her son's story of his injuries that eventually took his life when he was just 15 months old.

In this episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews John Hoffman, a two-time liver transplant survivor. John suffered from a rare disease that left his parents with a pretty scary diagnosis when he was just six weeks old. At just 13 months old, John underwent a liver transplant; unfortunately, he needed another one when he was just 17 years old. John discusses his transplant story and the topic of su...