Podcast

Seattle Based Widowed Mom. Matter-of-fact approach to windowed parenting. Jenny lost her husband to brain cancer at the age of 43 and went searching for answers. She has written books and podcasts and also has many social media accounts to…

Kimmy and Liza are joined by GINA MOFFA, a writer, consultant, and psychotherapist specializing in trauma and grief. They discuss the specific ways trauma and grief can exhibit themselves when dating, how to know when you’re ready to date after…

This podcast helps to keep police officers alive and well, by providing backup for wellness, resilience, inspiration, and we will talk other police stuff as well! This podcast’s mission is to help police officers excel and create a fulfilled life….

The First Responder Series Sarah Foster, wife of a SWAT team officer, takes over the Lifegiver Podcast to present a series that covers the complexities of the first responder lifestyle.

Code4Couples: A podcast for thriving in Law Enforcement Relationships or First Responder Relationships. The show talks about real issues and topics that impact you and your partner! More Code4Couples Resources Essential Skills for Successful Law Enforcement Couples Code4Couples Website

The L.E.T. Podcast Network. One of the most frequent questions Law Enforcement Today received was, “Where can I find great podcasts? Do you have any suggestions?” They put together their own Podcast Network on Law Enforcement Today.

This podcast talks about surviving the death of a loved one, grief, wellness, and rebuilding shattered lives through peer support and community.

Each week on Here After, join best-selling author and psychotherapist Megan Devine for conversations with interesting people about difficult things. A lot is going on lately (understatement). From personal losses to more extensive collective sweeps of, let’s call it –…

Podcasts where Gina Moffa has been a guest. Gina Moffa is a licensed clinical social worker. She is passionate about the human condition. She attempts to seek any avenue with her clients that leads to a feeling of deeper connectedness…

When grief seeps into our bodies, it’s not uncommon to want to shut down.