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A Message From Coach D

The Great News... There Is A Better Way

Welcome. I’m Coach D Anthony, and I’m a Grief Recovery and Empowerment Coach. My personal mission is to fundamentally alter the corrosive attitudes, conversation, and ingrained beliefs associated with death and grief, freeing Survivors from merely surviving in the shadows, burying their feelings for fear of negative reaction, and needlessly continuing to succumb to the excruciating and debilitating pain, heartache, loneliness, guilt, sorrow, and hopelessness.
 

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And by teaching Survivors exactly what’s necessary to finally escape the all-controlling and all-consuming grief they’ve been helplessly trapped in, I help them ultimately cease forfeiting, often times, what would otherwise be years and years of the invaluable time wasted, and thus lost, in their lives. Additionally, I teach them what’s necessary to rebuild their relationships with surviving loved ones and reclaim the hope and desire necessary to truly live again, and the steps to best beginning to honor, and live for, their lost loved ones.

 

Over the years, I’ve helped many Survivors find a considerably healthier path to recovery and rediscover the presence of love and light in their lives again. And what you need to know is, while seldom is it the easiest thing they’ve done, never is it anywhere near as difficult or taxing as initially feared; just the opposite. Most often, meaningful healing is met with sheer surprise at the relative ease versus expectations—not to mention a fair amount of wishing they’d instead chosen to act long ago.

 

What’s most important to know is true healing is virtually always rooted in the buy-in that things can, in fact, get better, an openness to seek needed help, and a willingness to perceive, feel, and respond in more advantageous and empowered ways.

 

And I should warn you, ahead of time, that real recovery is never about merely hearing what is most comfortable to hear; just the opposite—the most beneficial and freeing insight is very often the absolute most difficult to have to hear.

 

So … My apologies, in advance, if you should find parts of my message a little more challenging and direct than what you’re typically accustomed to. It’s important you know that I appreciate, more than you know, the dark, painful and foreboding place you’ve likely been trapped in. Trust me; I spent my fair share of time in a very much similar place when my mom was so abruptly and mercilessly snatched from my life.

 

During my recovery process, however, I managed to discover some life-changing keys and revelations. And it is the integration of these, countless Coaching tools and techniques, my background as a motivational published author, and the experiences and lessons learned supporting Survivors over the years that form the basis of the unique, results-driven approach to grief recovery I’ve developed. A very different approach to grief recovery that has made such an immense difference in so many lives.

 

What really drives me, however, is I’ve seen just how painful, debilitating and defeating the grief, sorrow, and guilt associated with devastating loss can be. I’ve seen just how lifeless, powerless, and hopeless being a Survivor with no apparent way out can be. I’ve seen how lonely, crazy, lost, and disconnected all of this can cause Survivors to feel. I’ve seen too many Survivors lose their health, children, spouses, other family and friends, jobs, houses, and more. And I’ve seen too many stuck in this merciless darkness, helplessly forfeiting years and years—with far too many never even envisioning, or believing, that there is even any possible way out.

 

And that’s why my commitment and passion is so strong for teaching Survivors just how to finally escape their long-suffering, excruciating cycle of pain. That’s why my commitment and passion is so strong for equipping and empowering those struggling to find their way to a considerably healthier, more loving life that will best honor their loved one in the end.

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