Selena Webb Oliver

To be grateful means more than just saying, “Thank you!”

Filling the hole in my soul

This episode explains why the end of a relationship might actually be God’s way of removing people from our lives who don’t belong there.

Flipboard • Dec 29, 2018

This is the final episode in The Grieving Process. Acceptance, Part II concludes the discussion of how individuals grieve alcohol/drug addiction as well as the loss of a relationship.

This Alone, but Not Lonely episode of The Grieving Process: Acceptance, Part I, begins the conclusion of its applicability within the classroom setting and the death of a loved one.

Depression is the 4th Stage in the Grieving Process. Listen to how it is applicable to School, Loss of a Loved One, Alcohol/Drug Addiction, and Relationships.

Four totally different scenarios about the third stage of grief: Compromise.

The Truth Only Hurts Once

More About Gratitude

Alone, but Not Lonely—Being Sick While Alone

Alone, but Not Lonely—In The Beginning