Testimonials For Susan Moser
2 1/2 Day Personal Workshops06/25/2023Participant in Fairfield, OH
I did not know Susan Moser before I attended her grief group. She is the perfect person to facilitate this group. She is so empathetic, so sweet, so sincere and such a loving person. She truly cared about being the best facilitator and making sure everyone in the group was heard. Susan is the best!
Support Groups09/30/2022Participant in Fairfield, Ohio
I learned so much during my group meetings and even more so doing the work at home. I am so grateful to have has such a wonderful, kind, empathetic leader in Susan. I cannot express how much I received by taking a chance and joining this amazing group of people.
Support Groups04/08/2022
Susan is a great facilitator and organizes occasional mtgs of our group. She provides additional resources and inspiration via social media.
Support Groups01/21/2022Participant in Fairfield, Oh
...I knew of the program, as related to me by a friend, so I had some knowledge of the format, but I did not anticipate the effect of, especially, the Relationship Graph, which helped me clarify events and emotions in my life, that I had not previously explored, or connected...I got much more out of the program than I anticipated, when I volunteered...
Support Groups12/17/2021
From a position of relative neutrality, I became aware that the program was having a much more profound influence on me than I anticipated. I was participating fully in order to allow my friend the opportunity to run her pilot program but by the 3rd week I was having a lot of resonance with the materials personally. I was actively reframing my life losses and coping mechanisms and considering aspects of grief and loss through a different lens, one where I held some responsibility and where I wasn't demonizing my dead. I felt I really truly completed an emotional journey that was begun when I was a kid. Since the end of the session, I have felt lighter and more whole, more confident. I'm really grateful that I was asked to do this course.
Support Groups12/17/2021
I learned alot about the myths surrounding grief and what is included inthe grief category. (It's much more than is commonly used.) The graft is a wonderful tool in exposing and gaining control of something that may have controlled me. I will continue to use it with other persons. I love that I have a new home for my vulnerable self and that others allowed me to share in thwir vulnerabilities. I am thankful to have fone theough this workshop.
Support Groups12/17/2021
I like that it's called a METHOD, rather than the answer. I'm not a huge fan of self help books/programs. But this was really terrific. I'm recommending it to other skeptics. I'm still not a fan of the one-on-one. If I want to share one on one, I want a professional not a stranger. The group stuff felt different and allowed me to empathize and feel less alone about it all -- more open. It really normalized and made community out of grief sharing. I watched others open up that way in ways I didn't expect. I was surprised by the changes that I felt even before the letter.
Support Groups12/17/2021
I volunteered for the pilot group at the request of the facilitator. I had no prior idea as to the nature of the program. In fact, I really didn't think I was grieving. Throughout the course of 8 weeks, as a direct result of the process, I realized that there were several unfinished relationships that I was still carrying, some for decades. I was, by definition, grieving. Although, there were several specific past relationships in my grief history graph that I could have chosen to carry on to the relationship graph, it was the most recent of them, the death of my father, that I decided to dive into. It was while exploring this that I had a major breakthrough. I had been VERY angry with his life choices after my mother died. The anger carried through the entire time he was remarried and remained even after he died. The relationship graph guided me to a point where I realized what was really behind his choices and my reaction to them. It was a very emotional experience, but it was the beginning of a shift from anger to grief. The good-bye letter solidified the transition. I was able to apologize for that which deserved such. I forgave my father for that which deserved such. I was able to acknowledge that which I should have or could not have done while he was alive. Most importantly, I no longer carry anger fed grief. I said good-bye.
Support Groups12/17/2021
Thank you for giving me a template on how to process grief/loss and my accompanying thoughts moving forward.
Support Groups12/17/2021
Support Groups12/10/2021Participant in Fairfield, OH
I had a traumatic childhood and multiple successive traumatic life experiences when I came of age. I've been in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for 14 years, and have spent much of that time analyzing my past relationships with less-than-loved ones to understand why certain things were said or done. Most of my therapy has been in learning how to not abandon myself - to stick up for myself and hold reasonable boundaries. But none of my sessions or years in therapy has proposed the idea of coming to emotional completeness - of delivering the communication that could not be said or would not be heard. Susan guided us through identifying our STERBS, charting our loss graph, mapping out the relationships we felt we most needed to complete. I was surprised to find that it was not my late husband that I needed closure with, but my father, who is still living. Realizing the extent to which my grief over our relationship affects me in my day-to-day relationships was a revelation. Writing the Goodbye Letter was painful, but again, Susan was there as a faithful and supportive guide. She made no illusions of being superior to us or to having it all figured out, but rather she existed with us in the trenches of despair - she in hers, we in ours, all in each others'. We found community there at the bottom of that well of grief, and that sharing was incredibly healing. My pain doesn't feel so special, so secret, so guarded any more. And that's an incredible thing. I'm so grateful to Susan, and to the GRM for this guide on the path of grief. I can't recommend it enough...
Support Groups12/10/2021
Outstanding. It was a pleasure to go to each session — knowing it was going to be guided and moderated well. Susan kept us on task and finished on time. It was a great experience.
Support Groups09/24/2021Participant in Fairfield, Ohio