No matter how hard your losses were you deserve to feel happy again; with Tamara Smith
Dead Parent Club23 Juli 2019

No matter how hard your losses were you deserve to feel happy again; with Tamara Smith

We had the pleasure of sitting down with the lovely Tamara Smith, all the way from California!

Tamara reached out to us as the founder of another grief community: The Grieving Mind.

After experiencing her own numerous losses of both family and significant others Tamara took on her own grief journey in developing her 'grieving mind'. Her mission is to raise awareness about grieving by creating a new platform and understanding for the bereaved and their “Grieving Mind”. The “Grieving Mind”, put simply, is completely altered and needs to be treated as such.

This episode covers Tamara's personal journey and she gives further insight into the grief coaching she offers as a service for others to help them navigate their new 'grieving mind'.

This was an incredibly insightful episode and, after everything Tamara has been through, she truly has so much to give to our listeners.

Thank you so much for coming onto the show Tamara!

You can find her on the website The Grieving Mind: https://thegrievingmind.com/

and on Instagram at @thegrievingmind

She also offers a 'Grieving Journal' which you can access via contacting her.

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