“It took me quite a long time to develop a voice, and now that I have it, I am not going to be silent.” ― Madeleine K. Albright
Michelle is a dynamic and engaging speaker who brings a wealth of knowledge and personal experience to any podcast she appears on. Her warmth, empathy, and ability to connect with others make her an ideal guest for any podcast exploring grief and loss, mental health advocacy, and disability awareness.
Click the links below to listen and learn more about the podcasts Michelle has guested on, as well her debut podcast!
New Podcast!
Don't Tell Me to Get Over It!
“There is no doubt that I was in denial. My father had always been a strong and healthy man at every age, and in my eyes he was immortal.
A world where he simply no longer existed was incomprehensible to me. Any time I thought of losing him I closed my eyes to reality and pretended he would live forever.
In the six years since my father died, I’ve joined grief
groups, read amazing books on death, went back to therapy, even became a David Kessler certified Grief Educator. And
the one thing I’ve noticed that we as grievers have in common? Non-grievers are almost always telling us to ‘Get Over It.’
On August 30, come over and set a spell on my debut podcast – Don’t Tell Me to Get Over It—where we normalize conversations about grief, loss, and love explore ways to hold space, and rediscover joy – together.
Because we weren’t meant to grieve alone.
The Rabia & Sana Show with Rabia Piracha and Sana Shah
Grief has no expiration date
The pain of losing a loved one can be a lifelong journey, with grief manifesting in various ways over time. This ongoing process highlights that there is no expiration date for sorrow, and it’s normal to continue feeling the impact of loss.
RS2FD with Adam
Mindfullness through the transformation process
Adam and I talked about trauma to transformation. And the idea of how we will be remembered? What are the kind of thoughts we have of our selves during our lives.