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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2014 · 46 MIN

Benjamin Scott Allen discusses loss and depression

from The Boomer and The Babe Radio Network · host Deborah Louise Brown

The topic for this show is the link between loss and depression. Benjamin and Deborah will discuss ways to ask for help when loss seems overwhelming.  Benjamin is the author of Out of the Ashes, Healing in the AfterLoss. This book is about profound loss and forging a new path after his loved ones died.  Loss is a part of life, and we all deal it differently. When we give ourselves permission to lean into loss, this unique process of healing finds its own time and rhythm. There are parts of the Afterloss that only you know and only you can travel, but every one who has experienced loss in one form or another knows the path has many footprints that can lead us into healing. We are not alone. Your hosts Benjamin Allen and Deborah Brown will share their journeys through grief into healing and create a container for others to explore, define and lean into loss of all kinds.  We meet here and now on the path to the rest of our lives, at the intersection of Loss and Hope ... may we all be blessed by sharing what we have lived and learned.

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