Carol Schoneberg's guest appearances

Carol Schoneberg

The Heart of Hospice Podcast

Love Maine Radio with Dr. Lisa Belisle

Let's Talk Death! ... a HealGrief® program

Grief, Gratitude & The Gray in Between

The Grief Coach

Julie Ryan

Chellie Pingree

Robin Alden

Tess Gerritsen

William Peters

Sharon Prentice

Cheryl Jones

Sarah Corbett

Mary Robinson

Richard Russo

Ashley Bryan

Jacob Cooper

Debby Irving

Jessie Dowling

Greg Adams

OwlTail

End of life educator Carol Schoneberg is sharing wisdom about disenfranchised grief, the grief that society says isn’t real, but we all experience. There are a lot of reasons someone’s grief might be disenfranchised.  Dysfunctional relationships where there was abuse, or former relationships like ex-spouses can be sources of grief that’s not recognized by the people around us.  That disenfranchisement makes us feel isolated, even invisible.  Carol teaches us how important it is to have supportive friends or family.  Creating rituals to acknowledge a loss can be a great coping mechanism.  Validating the loss and recognizing its impact are beneficial in dealing with disenfranchised grief.  Grief is grief.  There’s no right or wrong way to grieve.  Each person has their own style of grieving.   Connect with Carol Schoneberg and her grief counseling services at carolschoneberg.com. Listen to our first conversation with Carol Schoneberg  here.  Interested in purchasing a GrandPad for a loved one?  Click here. Get information about GrandPad purchases for your facility or agency here. Find more podcast episodes from The Heart of Hospice here: https://theheartofhospice.libsyn.com/ Connect with podcast host Helen Bauer at helen@theheartofhospice.com.

End of life educator Carol Schoneberg is sharing wisdom about disenfranchised grief, the grief that society says isn’t real, but we all experience. There are a lot of reasons someone’s grief might be disenfranchised.  Dysfunctional relationships where there was abuse, or former relationships like ex-spouses can be sources of grief that’s not recognized by the people around us.  That disenfranchisement makes us feel isolated, even invisible.  Carol teaches us how important it is to have supportive friends or family.  Creating rituals to acknowledge a loss can be a great coping mechanism.  Validating the loss and recognizing its impact are beneficial in dealing with disenfranchised grief.  Grief is grief.  There’s no right or wrong way to grieve.  Each person has their own style of grieving.   Connect with Carol Schoneberg and her grief counseling services at <a href="https://carolschoneberg.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">carolschoneberg.com</a>. Listen to our first conversation with Carol Schoneberg <a href="https://theheartofhospice.libsyn.com/-how-to-provide-effective-bereavement-care-in-a-virtual-world-episode-084" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> here</a>.  Interested in purchasing a GrandPad for a loved one?  Click <a href="https://www.grandpad.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Get information about GrandPad purchases for your facility or agency <a href="https://www.grandpad.biz/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Find more podcast episodes from The Heart of Hospice <a href="https://theheartofhospice.libsyn.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>: <a href="https://theheartofhospice.libsyn.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://theheartofhospice.libsyn.com/</a> Connect with podcast host Helen Bauer at <a href="mailto:helen@theheartofhospice.com">helen@theheartofhospice.com</a>.

How to Manage Disenfranchised Grief with Carol Schoneberg, Episode 123

In this episode, Carol shares an experience of grief. She was in her early 20's when a friend jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge. It was the first suicide or death she had experienced of a close friend. She remembers how nobody talked about it; no one talked about anything.Originally from San Francisco, Carol Schoneberg has been a hospice educator and grief counselor in Maine since 1992. She has served as an End-of-Life Educator, Bereavement Services Manager, and grief counselor at Hospice of Southern Maine—Maine's only free-standing not-for-profit hospice—since its inception in 2004. Carol provides end-of-life education to staff, volunteers, healthcare providers, universities, and the community.In 2001 Carol participated in the Respecting Choices program at Gundersen-Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, Wisconsin, where she became certified as an Advance Care Planning Facilitator Trainer. She strongly believes how helping people talk about their choices for end-of-life care can make a huge difference in the way families experience the dying process.Working with the dying and the bereaved has inspired and taught her much about the human spirit's resiliency. Support the show (https://healgrief.org/donations/)

In this episode, Carol shares an experience of grief. She was in her early 20's when a friend jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge. It was the first suicide or death she had experienced of a close friend. She remembers how nobody talked about it; no one talked about anything. Originally from San Francisco, Carol Schoneberg has been a hospice educator and grief counselor in Maine since 1992. She has served as an End-of-Life Educator, Bereavement Services Manager, and grief counselor at <a href="https://www.hospiceofsouthernmaine.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hospice of Southern Maine</a>—Maine's only free-standing not-for-profit hospice—since its inception in 2004. Carol provides end-of-life education to staff, volunteers, healthcare providers, universities, and the community.In 2001 Carol participated in the Respecting Choices program at Gundersen-Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, Wisconsin, where she became certified as an Advance Care Planning Facilitator Trainer. She strongly believes how helping people talk about their choices for end-of-life care can make a huge difference in the way families experience the dying process.Working with the dying and the bereaved has inspired and taught her much about the human spirit's resiliency. <a href="https://healgrief.org/donations/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a> (<a href="https://healgrief.org/donations/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://healgrief.org/donations/</a>)

Let's Talk Death with Carol Schoneberg

Carol Schoneberg has been a hospice educator in Maine since 1992. She has served as an end-of-life educator, bereavement services manager, and grief counselor at Hospice of Southern Maine—Maine’s only free standing not-for-profit hospice—since its inception in 2004. Carol provides end-of-life education to staff, volunteers, healthcare providers, universities, and the community at large. Certified as an advance care planning facilitator trainer through the Respecting Choices program at Gundersen-Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, Wisconsin, she believes strongly that helping people talk about their choices for end-of-life care can make a huge difference in the way families experience the dying process. Her experiences working with the dying and the bereaved have inspired and taught her much about the resiliency of the human spirit.   https://www.themainemag.com/radio/radio-guests/carol-schoneberg/

Carol Schoneberg has been a hospice educator in Maine since 1992. She has served as an end-of-life educator, bereavement services manager, and grief counselor at Hospice of Southern Maine—Maine’s only free standing not-for-profit hospice—since its inception in 2004. Carol provides end-of-life education to staff, volunteers, healthcare providers, universities, and the community at large. Certified as an advance care planning facilitator trainer through the Respecting Choices program at Gundersen-Lutheran Hospital in La Crosse, Wisconsin, she believes strongly that helping people talk about their choices for end-of-life care can make a huge difference in the way families experience the dying process. Her experiences working with the dying and the bereaved have inspired and taught her much about the resiliency of the human spirit. <a href="https://www.themainemag.com/radio/radio-guests/carol-schoneberg/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.themainemag.com/radio/radio-guests/carol-schoneberg/</a>