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The Grief Code Podcast: First Year of Grief Club with Addison Brasil

Ian chats with a best-selling author, grief and emotional fitness speaker, and podcast guest, Addison Brasil. Addison and Ian shared a wonderful conversation about the journey of The Grief Club and the valuable lessons Addison learned from his experiences. Don’t miss: Addison’s experiences that have built him into the successful person he is today. Learning about the safety mechanism that stops you from going into a space that is not going to be helpful. Understanding the perspective that certain elements of a healthy amount of guilt can also be a beautiful example of a human’s compassion and empathy. Acknowledging the different possibilities in your life and working on yourself rather than going into a deeper hole.

Open To Hope Radio Honoring Your Grief

Are you looking to fix your grief? Join Dr’s Gloria and Heidi Horsley and their guest Addison Brasil for a look at how Addison has honored rather than fix his grief. Addison lost his brother to cancer, found his father after suicide, and survived a fatal accident that killed a dear friend and left him relearning to walk. Author of First Year of Grief Club.Feeling discouraged? Relax and tune into the Open to Hope podcast and hear Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Heidi Horsley interview guests with inspiring stories about recovery from loss.

Mental Health Podcast Guest: Grief Author Addison Brasil

State of Mind Mental Health Podcast: #56 - How to Heal From Grief, Loss, Trauma with Addison Brasil

In this conversation, we explore how you can process grief, loss, and trauma. How to develop resilience, self-compassion, and how to transform grief into a meaningful life. We discuss Addison's recent book, First Year of Grief Club: A Gift From A Friend Who Gets It If you want to hear from an inspiring individual who has overcome tremendous suffering and shows us through his life how we can find purpose in pain, you will love this episode. Addison shows up in the world as an active, committed grief and emotional fitness advocate after landing just to the left of death three times in his 20s: losing his brother to a brain tumor, finding his father after suicide, and surviving a fatal accident that killed a dear friend and left him relearning to walk. He attributes his ability to not only survive but thrive with PTSD and compounded grief to the presence and proliferation of community and connections in his life. You can find Addison on social media: @addisonbrasil and at www.addisonbrasil.com Learn more about our work here - startswithme.ca

Motivated Mind Podcast: Why We Need To Start Honoring Grief

Addison joins the Host of a Spotify top 100 Health & Fitness podcast with over 2.7 million downloads, Scott Lynch challenges you to expand your perspective on how to achieve a successful life through motivational lessons, reflections, and interviews with other Motivated Minds. Invest in your own happiness through engaging, energizing lessons in mindset and lifestyle hacks, personal growth and process, entrepreneurship, business, and mindfulness. Are you ready to become a Motivated Mind?

Clowning Around Podcast: Grief with Addison Brasil

Join Em Stroud and her Clown Barbara as they chat all things grief. How do we talk about grief? How can we explore our own grief and safely navigate it with kindness and even joy? What can we learn from Cher about grief? How can grief truly change us and how can we grow and understand the most human yet individual emotional journey we go on? And much much more... including Tig Notaro, Cheryl Hines, Ryan Reynolds, The Adam Project on Netflix, Grief in the Pandemic an, life and weather in London and what it's like to write a book.

Modern Mask-ulinity on Grief:
"It's not about the comeback - it's about the comethru w/ Addison Brasil"

Addison Brasil, author of the brand new book, "Grief Club", joins us again to unpack the complicated world of Grief and what it truly means to be a part of grief club. Addison's insight is truly a game changer when it comes to life itself, and his coined character traits of "Honour the Journey" and "Find the Funny" always make for an incredible conversation, which is why we decided to bring him back. And if you want to dive deeper into his story, go back and listen to episode #015! Topics Discussed: what it means to grieve, what is grief club, why grief is a process and not a result, how to find support and be supported, the comeback versus the comethru, the difference between happening "to" versus happening "thru", addressing our inner child, and more.

Gay Men's Brotherhood: Grappling With Grief ft. Addison Brasil

Grief can be a hard experience to navigate because nothing can really prepare you for deep and emotional loss. It's something that everyone will have to experience at least a few times in their life and each person's experience with it is going to be different. In today’s episode, host Calan Breckon is joined by special guest Addison Brasil to talk about his journey with grief after the lose his brother to cancer, find his father from suicide and survive a fatal event that killed a dear friend and left him needing to relearn how to walk and deal with a brain injury. After 13 years in the grief arena, Addison has learned a thing or two about grief and shares what has helped him in his new book "First Year Of Grief Club: A Gift From A Friend Who Gets It."

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Men's Mental Health & Daily Emotional Fitness with Addison Brasil (LIVE)

Hosted by: Dr. Mandy Lehto , How does not-enoughness manifest for men? How might perfectionism and the pressures to appear a certain way be even more challenging during a pandemic? And what’s possible for men’s mental health in a post-pandemic world? I wanted to have this urgent conversation because the current statistics on men’s mental health and suicide rates are both staggering and heart breaking. Today’s guest is Addison Brasil, men’s mental health advocate, and cofounder of Tethr, a men’s mental health and wellbeing app that’s focused on peer support. This is a timely, necessary conversation whether you’re a man feeling the pressures of life in extended lockdown, or whether you want to be a better ally to the men in your life. This episode is also radically practical, as Addison shares insights and ideas from his own lived experience, and from the thousands-strong online community that he helps to support. We talk perfectionism, grief (wowzers, this bit!), and daily emotional fitness. Provocative, helpful, practical.

A Masterclass in Grief, Resilience and Emotional Fitness

Hosted by Shelley Paxton, Rebel Souls Podcast: Rebel souls, there’s something on my heart this month that needs to be explored together. September is suicide prevention awareness month and I asked my friend Addison Brasil to come back and talk about it. In his first appearance on the show, he was so beautifully vulnerable about his experiences of being “just to the left” of death three separate times. His experience of loss and grief has led him to be the mental health advocate that he is today.