Send us a text Getting Back Up: Finding Life After Death (Season 1) Episode 20: Children and Grief with Kelly Medvin (LPC) In this episode, Jamal and Dave sit down with Kelly Medvin, a licensed professional counselor from New Jersey whose work with grieving families began with her own story—losing her sister suddenly and stepping in to support her young nieces and nephews through unimaginable pain. That personal loss became the foundation for a career dedicated to helping children proc...
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Send us a text Getting Back Up: Finding Life After Death (Season 1) Episode 20: Children and Grief with Kelly Medvin (LPC) In this episode, Jamal and Dave sit down with Kelly Medvin, a licensed professional counselor from New Jersey whose work with grieving families began with her own story—losing her sister suddenly and stepping in to support her young nieces and nephews through unimaginable pain. That personal loss became the foundation for a career dedicated to helping children proc...
Send us a text Getting Back Up: Finding Life After Death (Season 1) Episode 6.5: Timeout: Let's Catch Our Breath In this special episode, Jamal and Dave reflect on the first six episodes of Getting Back Up: Finding Life After Death. From their origin stories to the passing of their wives, the journey so far has been raw, emotional, and deeply personal. But before diving into what comes next—those quiet moments, the loneliness, the pressure to move on—they’re taking a timeout...
Getting Back Up Podcast: Finding Life After Death
Send us a text Getting Back Up: Finding Life After Death (Season 1) Episode 20: Children and Grief with Kelly Medvin (LPC) In this episode, Jamal and Dave sit down with Kelly Medvin, a licensed professional counselor from New Jersey whose work with grieving families began with her own story—losing her sister suddenly and stepping in to support her young nieces and nephews through unimaginable pain. That personal loss became the foundation for a career dedicated to helping children proc...
