Widowed. Parenting. Surviving. As the founder of Grief Connect®, I am posting this one day late, and I want to acknowledge that because International Widows’ Day is an extremely important day to me. But also my new normal has meant that the busyness of life is present, but that also for me, it’s just another […]
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Doug Townsend from SonShine Radio interviews Michelle on Processing Grief Post Bondi Shootings. The Bondi shooting and the tragic loss of lives, including children, is shocking, and many families will be feeling overwhelming grief associated with the death of their loved ones and people they know. Sudden death, particularly in such violent circumstances, causes high
Final Words From Michelle for 2025. There’s no “new year, new me” here. This is a “new year, let’s be even more ready to support people in grief” post. As 2025 comes to a close, I wanted to share what this year has meant — not just for me, but for the thousands of
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He Saw ME – Love After Loss. Michelle and Ross. I founded Grief Connect® – after becoming a young widow, at 38 and then experiencing the death of my Dad. These huge losses, separately, changed my life and the trajectory of where I was going. It’s been scary beyond words. For large pieces of
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Grief in the lead up to Christmas. As we head into the Christmas season, I joined Mike Jeffreys on Overnights (2GB Radio) to talk about grief in the lead up to Christmas, and why acknowledging it matters. Whether we are personally experiencing loss or supporting someone who is, taking that first step to name and
Grief in the Spotlight – Erika Kirk and Public Grief. Michelle recently joined Tim Webster on Sydney’s 2SM Breakfast Radio for a thoughtful conversation on grief, legacy, and the emotional impact of Charlie Kirk’s death on his wife, Erika Kirk. While we may hold different views, grief is a human experience that transcends politics. Together,
He wasn’t perfect, but from a daughter’s point of view, he was pretty damn close. In this deeply personal piece, Michelle Moriarty reflects on the sudden loss of her beloved father, Neville. As Father’s Day approaches, Michelle shares the rawness of missing her Dad, the comfort of cherished memories, and shares gentle, practical ways to honour
Storytelling in the lead up to Father’s Day – Dad and the Yellow Rain Coats 💜 Storytelling in the lead up to Father’s Day 💜 As the lead up to Father’s Day rolls on, I’ve been thinking about my Dad, Neville Moriarty, even more. Grief Connect® is more than a service—it’s a legacy. My Dad
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Navigating Loss and Forgiveness: Michelle Moriarty joins Jenny Seaton from CurtainFM. Michelle Moriarty and Jenny Seaton from CurtinFM discuss the realities and challenges of grief. They explore how to approach grief with appropriate grief language can be very helpful. They reflect on the story of Danny Abdallah, who forgave the man responsible for the deaths
Managing Personal Grief and What to Say to Support others on Father’s Day. Michelle Moriarty recently joined Ron Wilson on Sydney 2sm Breakfast Radio to talk about how we can manage personal grief, especially around days like Father’s Day, and how to support those in our lives who may be grieving. The conversation explores practical