A Father's Journey From Grief To Hope

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NEW SERIES OF IN THERAPY - LIFE AFTER LOSS - OUT NOW.
Life After Loss takes you on an emotional and transformative journey alongside Paul, a father bravely confronting his unimaginable grief following the loss of his daughter to suicide. Throughout this season, we delve into ways to navigate grief, liberate yourself from childhood trauma, and unlock your full potential in life. We also explore a fundamental question: Is it possible to heal after the loss of a child?
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26 сен 2024

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@AlexHowardTherapy Год назад

This has been one of the most impactful projects I have ever been on and I cannot wait to share this story with you. Register now for full access and a live Q&A with me: intherapybonuscontent.webflow.io

@PaulRibbons Год назад

This was tough to do, but I trusted Alex and I can say I can't thank him enough, thank you and all your team

@misspiggy3606 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your story Paul, that must have taken a lot of courage but I’m sure many people will be helped by it.

@streaming5332 Год назад

When I was 14 my aunt took her own life. She was gay at a time when this was never spoken about. Even now I think about her and the years we never had with her. She was one of my favourite people.

@misspiggy3606 Год назад

Thank you for sharing. I hope you are able to celebrate her memory somehow.

@lozb1631 Год назад

My friend took her life 3 yrs ago and the ripple effect of it is huge. So shocked and in pain now as the what if questions can never be answered

@Victoria-cc3ru Год назад

Wow…this is going to help a lot of people who are experiencing heartbreaking grief and loss. Thank you so much for sharing your story Paul ❤and thank you Alex 💖

@PaulRibbons 11 месяцев назад

That was a byproduct of filming this with Alex, even if it helps just 1 person, it would of been worth exposing my deep inner most precious feelings.

@loobylouboti Год назад

Nearly had me bawling my eyes out at just this clip of what's coming.. OMGoodness.. Bless him. This man is clearly in SO much pain my heart aches for him. I'm so glad he has reached out for therapy..And I'm so glad he is going to be working with you, Alex. This is going to be tough to watch, just because I hate to see fellow humans in pain, however I am looking forward to watching another In Therapy transformation happen. Ps. Welcome back, Alex and team! Lol :)

@MelarkyClarky Год назад

Couldn't have put it better myself... so grateful for him & Alex sharing this experience. I'm sure there's going to be so much to learn here...How generous this is!

@donabaldwin 7 месяцев назад

I lost my oldest daughter from suicide 4 years ago in April. Her oldest daughter and my oldest grandchild, died from anorexia/bulimia 10 years prior two weeks after her 21st birthday. My daughter never got through that grief and it finally manifested by her taking her own life. I’ve managed, through many counseling sessions to achieve my point of acceptance and peace. They are both with me everyday. It’s a very difficult journey and I feel it’s different and unique to each person.

@PaulRibbons 4 месяца назад

My thoughts are with you, I found no words will ever be able to express the loss, and dealing with double grief is very complex. But acceptance is all we can hope for as the pain will stay with us, we just have to learn how to live with it.