The Flight of the Peregrine: New Verbiage for the Bereaved Parent

In the Season 1 ending episode of The Teaching Journeys Podcast, Dave has an intriguing conversation with Henry- Cameron Allen about how a peregrine falcon dream was the catalyst for Henry's quest to develop unique language conceptualizing the journey of a bereaved parent.. That conversation led to further discussion about what we believe are other tools and resources that sometimes get overlooked but are needed to move through grief, not only for parents, but anyone who has experienced catastrophic loss.Henry's Bio:Henry-Cameron Allen was steeped in world culture from an early age. Growing up in Europe and Latin America has had a profound impact on his work as an artist, educator, mentor, and parent. Surviving cancer, overcoming obesity, single parenting, and then outliving his beloved 13-year-old son to brain cancer in 2008, have taught him many lessons in courage, empowerment, and integrity. He lives with mobility and CPTSD disabilities, made easier with his amazing Assistance/Service dog Flat Stanley, who accompanies him through life's adventures. Among other things, Henry-Cameron is an international Grief & Survival Counselor, Theatre Director and Universal Life Skills Mentor currently based in a tiny, ancient, remote village Extremadura, Spain. To contact Henry and find out more about his work, please go to www.HenryCameronAllen.orgThe Teaching Journeys Podcast is available on Apple, Spotify and other podcast platforms. To find out more about Dave, please go to bootsyandangel.com or psychologyprofessorandminister.com