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EPISODE · Jan 21, 2026 · 2H 2M

Trauma, Grief, Intuition & the Paranormal | John Griffin II

from The Haunted Therapist Podcast · host Brett Harpp – The Haunted Therapist

In this deeply moving episode of The Haunted Therapist Podcast, Brett is joined by John Griffin II, founder of Uini Research, for a powerful conversation about trauma, intuition, grief, and the paranormal.John reflects on growing up with long-term paranormal experiences, the emotional impact of isolation and disbelief, and the bond he shared with his brother Jeremy as they navigated fear together. He speaks candidly about grief following his brother’s death by suicide, the complexity of loss, and how intuition has played a role in survival, meaning-making, and healing.This episode explores the ways mental health and paranormal experiences can intersect — not as spectacle, but as lived experience. John also discusses how these themes inform his paranormal research and his upcoming book, Paranormal Puzzle: Path to Communication, which centers on understanding connection beyond what we can easily explain.🖤 Content note: This episode discusses suicide, trauma, and grief.🔗 Connect with John Griffin II:https://www.facebook.com/john.griffinii.9

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