Testimonials For Support Groups
I completely enjoyed the program.
Support Groups03/30/2022
Support Groups03/30/2022
I agreed to do the program as I lost my spouse less than two years ago. I figured that was the source of anxiety and worry that I was experiencing. I know I am going to feel some anxiety and worry as I try to move forward. What I found is that the treatment from my siblings when I was a child was the main source of my anxiety and worry. Once I worked through that and said goodbye to that pain, I felt reassured that I can move forward with the loss of my husband; I see the whole process of grief different and now I can use the program to help with other losses that will help me to move on in other areas of my life. I will still have triggers, but now I know how to cope with them much better than before.
Support Groups03/30/2022
Support Groups03/30/2022
It helped me see some patterns and discovered some thoughts/feelings I didn't realize I had
Support Groups03/30/2022
Rachelle the facilitator was amazing! She was caring, empathic, kind, patient, motivating, and had a clear understanding of grief. She was inspirational and motivated all participants to be forthcoming, honest, compassionate and understanding. She encouraged us to do our readings and 'work' and she was a true role model showing how this program worked for her! The readings and exercises were instrumental in the course completion and working out the grief/loss I experienced. I have recommended it to several people in my life and who I have been in contact with that are also suffering from grief/loss. It was worth every penny! I am grateful for this program!
Support Groups03/30/2022
It really helped me process my feelings about my relationship. It also provided a safe place just to say what I felt.
Support Groups03/30/2022
Support Groups03/29/2022
This program has given me new tools to recover from grief.
Support Groups03/29/2022
I learned so much about grief and how grief doesn’t just apply to death and loss of a family member or loved one. The program works if you apply it and our instructor explained the program throughly and made me comfortable. A definite program needed for everyday life for one’s self and to also help others
Support Groups03/29/2022
This program helped me address my unaddressed grief from my fathers, mothers, brothers death.
Support Groups03/29/2022
The program has worked to enlighten me on the idea of completion to a loss. I now see how grief is in day to day challenges and I feel I have the tools to navigate these challenges along with working towards completing other major losses like I have with in the one throughout the class.
Support Groups03/29/2022
I'm glad to have taken this class. Definitely I've learned alot in this class. I will recommend this class.
Support Groups03/29/2022
I’ve learned a lot about myself and others
Support Groups03/29/2022
Putting a voice to pass pain and coming to closure is a relief. Telling someone you forgive them without them needing to hear it gives a safe place to express hurt and not needing to engage with the person but just yourself.
Support Groups03/29/2022
Better understanding with grief and everything that comes with it.
Support Groups03/29/2022
Many revelations of my personal life ! Now I know what and how to do better, different and invite more wonders in my life, Thank You
Support Groups03/29/2022
It really helped to open up my heart about all the losses in my life & not just the divorce. It was very informative & a learning experience. It definitely helped me with closure. Thank you!
Support Groups03/28/2022
1. Fall 2021 Dealing with my mother's dementia: I was finally was able to deal with a lot of my parents belongings. I donated 3 different truck loads to Vietnam Veterans of America. I kept one bin of my Dad's favorite clothes. I was honest with everyone that asked how things were going. No longer the academy award saying everything was fine. I started to get out with my friends once a months (I hadn't been out in years). I cleaned out the clutter and painted my bedroom (bought new quilt and printed pictures on canvas and hung on the walls). I even got 7 inches cut off my hair. 2. Spring 2022 Dealing with my estranged relationship with my Son: I finally called my sisters to come see my Mom. I told them Mom was not well. My sister Kim flew in from Florida and visited her for a week. Then I called my other 2 sisters. My sister Linda had only seen my Mom once in 2 1/2 years (she lives 5 minutes away). Linda came and visited Mom for 2 hours. My sister Debbie hadn't seen my Mom in 9 1/2 years (she lives 5 minutes away). Debbie can over and visited Mom for 2 1/2 hours. I took pictures and videos of all 3 of my sisters with Mom and texted it to them. I cleaned out the clutter and painted the spare bedroom (bought new quilt and bought new pictures). I called my son John to have him call me ... Grandma is not doing well. He did not call me back. One of my best friends needed some construction work done. I had her to set up an appointment. He came out and gave her a quote then followed up to work 2 days for her. They both spoke about me and my husband. John said he loves me so much and thinks about me every day. Please tell my Mom I said that. John also said that he loves his Dad ... that he is a good man. I went over to my friends and parked down the street to watch him. It was so good to see him for the 1st time in over a year. I didn't want to approach him, because he will never go to my friends for construction work again. He is starting his own business. (FYI He is in a very bad relationship with his wife who has had an affair for 4 years...until her boyfriend hung himself. We found out about it August 2021 and I know he is so ashamed that he will not come around us, his childhood friends, and the rest of our extended family. He is now trying to make their marriage work, again. They have been married 9 years and have been in counseling 9 years.) My husband and I have never interfered. I cried about this everyday, but I can now talk about it and am very honest with anyone that asks about John. I am getting stronger and stronger thanks to Jalayna Nadal.
Support Groups03/28/2022
when I was molested when I was 9 and rape when I was 16 and suicide when I was 26, I lost not just my innocent but also myself and believe that because I’m a damaged person I will never have a relationship. I carry all this anger and told myself that I will never forgive them all, those who hurt me will suffer all their life. But after all the lessons and exercise, I learned to forgive and realise what happened to me doesn’t define me as a person, I realise that life is good, I feel free and become a happier person. I learn the tools on relationships history how to make decisions rationally by using the same chart to see if what I’m choosing will be good for me or not. I wrote letters to myself to build up my confidence. And I don’t feel any bitterness in my life now.
Support Groups03/28/2022
Support Groups03/27/2022
I was able to come to terms with how I was feeling about how my husbands health has affected me. I have lowered my expectations that I want from him and am satisfied with it.
Support Groups03/27/2022
It showed me grief can be all different types of things. Grief isn't just somone dying.
Support Groups03/27/2022Participant in Pima, AZ
it gave me closure on the death of my wife, writing the letter helped me say good-bye to her.
Support Groups03/25/2022