Rachel Kodanaz: Living Loss One Day at a Time

Rachel Kodanaz, addressing all aspects of loss, change, and growth that comes with embracing life challenges.

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Rachel Kodanaz has been speaking passionately to national audiences for over 20 years, addressing all aspects of loss, change and growth that comes with embracing life challenges – those expected and unexpected. Her books, Living with Loss One Day at a Time, and Grief in the Workplace: A Comprehensive Guide for Being Prepared have received international acclaim.

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