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Have you lost…

a loved one? a dream? a job?

Are you struggling with a major life change?

Are you feeling isolated or overwhelmed?

Benjamin shares practical tools to show you how you can break down the barriers of loss through interaction and self-discovery and:

• Experience grief as a gift
• Open to a deeper experience of love
• Access your inner source of strength and solace
• Move in the midst of the loss peacefully, with grace

Losing the way

Loss is a part of life, and yet few understand the grieving process. It’s natural to contract when dealing with the magnitude of pain that loss can bring. This can play out in health problems, depression and serious relationship issues. As a result many live in denial, isolation or quiet desperation. Click here for more information.

What he brings

Benjamin offers the unique blend of the personal and professional: As a father and a husband who has lost his wife and two children over a thirteen year period, and also in the role of a grief recovery specialist and counselor with 21 years experience he has helped hundreds move through their grief. For those that are dying, he has helped people step into acceptance and completion. So intense was his journey that it featured on Oprah, The Today Show, The New York Times, 20/20, Dallas Morning Post, Click here for more details About Benjamin.

Keynotes, Workshops and Individual Sessions

Benjamin is a sought after keynote speaker who can address groups of any size. His style is warm, deep and inclusive. He also has a disarming mix of profundity and humor and holds audiences spellbound as he shares his stories and experiences.

Join him on his blog. Read the first chapter of his soon-to-be-published book autobiography: ’Out of the Ashes’. Click here.

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Benjamin is one of the most non-judgmental human beings I know. He has an extraordinary gift for creating a safe space where those he works with can be vulnerable and comfortable”

Louise McCabe / Writer/Journalist