Speaker Programs in Grief

LIVING NEXT TO DAD There is no "fun" in dysfunctional. Family dysfunction is full of relational fragments, open wounds, and draining hope. Draining hope leaves kids to find comfort, acceptance and short term escape in their surroundings. Sadly, these days it is easy for kids to run away from home without ever leaving home. Living next to dad is the inspirational story of my childhood unh... (MORE)

This is a true story. I heard a man speak of a car accident that he was in. Upon waking up he saw that his pregnant wife of 20 years and two of his three children were dead. Only he and his one son were still alive. At times like this often we feel something greater take over in our heart. The man felt the words, very strongly GET OVER IT. At the moment in his life that was the worse, he felt p... (MORE)

Excessive stress is our enemy. It attacks our bodies and diminishes our personal and professional effectiveness. Thereby, it destroys our productivity and steals our health, plus our money. This session is going to help YOU Reduce Stress by Solving Problems. You will laugh at the outrageous stories Stan tells to help us understand how our brain works. You will learn a new uncomplicate... (MORE)

While in the darkness of despair I sought the words of my savior Jesus Christ to be by my side. I fell to my knees one night when I thought I was alone, only to be caught and told by that tormenting old man, that I was not allowed to pray. I bowed down within my soul and I shared my fears and my desire to be free. I knew that angels would be commanded to come and rescue me from my grief. I pray... (MORE)

Stress is a necessary component of life. In fact, stress can have harmful effects when not managed. Whether it's good or bad stress, it can affect you! BUT what matters is learning to make stress your friend and NOT your enemy. In this workshop participants will learn: * Build your awareness of stress and how to measure life stressors. * Understand the consequences of stress when unchecke... (MORE)

When employees are grieving, they are less productive. They may have a hard time concentrating. Obviously, they are carrying a very heavy emotional load! Everyone experiences loss in their life. Our world teaches us how to acquire things: career, relationship, home, car, dream, etc. Unfortunately, we are not taught how to lose things. Sadly, we all lose things. It might be a job or home o... (MORE)

Goals / Objectives: * Discuss death, loss, grieving, surrender and release – a new perspective on each * Understand the ramifications of burying your emotions from your loss * How to process each emotion that surfaces * Recognize when you are stuck in the grief rut * Have an awareness of your thoughts and feelings throughout the day * Learn how to shift your energy and how this positiv... (MORE)

If there is one clear defining trait that separates the successful from the unsuccessful, it is persistence or the will to never give up. We all face adversity. Bad things happen. There will be times that you will be pummeled to the mat. Things will blind side you that you never dreamed possible. The people who achieve great things in life, never give up. John goes on to describe the quality an... (MORE)