Kristin Meekhof mentioned in…
Reader’s Digest – 10 Things You Should Never Say to a Widow, 2016
quotes from Kristin Meekhof Read Article
Inc. Interview Kristin Meekhof
10 Networking Secrets From A Social Worker Who Landed Deepak Chopra as Her Mentor With One Tweet
Kristin shares with Redbook Magazine (October 2016 print) why she chose to get the CDC recommended vaccines before traveling to Kenya.
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ESME interviews Kristin Meekhof
Kristin Meekhof:Helping other widows heal, Read Article
Katie Couric for Yahoo Health,
Widowed at 33: A lesson in strength and survival Read Article
Success Magazine,
What to do when you’ve got the holiday blues Read Article
Detroit Free Press,
Orphan turns author, becomes friends with Deepak Chopra Read Article
The Oakland Press,
Local authors’ book guides widows to healing Read Article
The Chicago Tribune,
How to tell your family your spending less on holiday gifts Read Article
Huffington Post Live,
Kristin Meekhof was a guest View Video
WXYZ, ABC Detroit,
Live interview with Kristin Meekhof View Video
Blog Talk Radio,
Bill Kenower talks with Kristin Meekhof Listen to Stream
American Greetings,
Gratitude and Grief: Kristin’s Thanklist Read Article
Refinery 29,
What To Say In Life’s Most Difficult Situations Read Article
US News and World Report,
How to Trim Your Caffeine Costs Read Article
Selected Pieces by Kristin Meekhof
“Soup is The New Juice”
Organic Spa (print & online) July 4, 2016
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2016 Special Podcast with Kimberly Snyder.
Kristin talks about her loss and also shares I.L.L.U.M.I.N.A.T.E – ten steps for creating abundance
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“Mediation For Healing & Overcoming Grief”
Organic Spa (print & online) December 2015
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“Soup is The New Juice”
Organic Spa (print & online) July 4, 2016
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Kristin Meekhof – CEO & Founder
Kristin A. Meekhof graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from Kalamazoo College with a major in psychology. She completed the clinical Master in Social Work program at the University of Michigan, and is a licensed social worker. In 2007, when Kristin Meekhof was 33, her husband (a teacher and veteran) of four years was diagnosed with advanced adrenal cancer. Approximately eight weeks later, he died.
Early praise for the book from Dr. Deepak Chopra
“This a very valuable and practical guide for any woman who has lost her husband due to an untimely death. Kristin Meekhof’s journey is both inspiring and courageous and something we can all learn from.” -Dr. Deepak Chopra
Support From Maria Shriver
“I’m proud of Kristin Meekhof, who has written this inspiring and insightful book to help guide widows through their grief. This book is by an Architect of Change, for all of us who must deal with grief.” –Maria Shriver
Global Support from The Loomba Foundation
“This is a book that should be essential reading for every woman struggling to make sense of life after the death of a husband. I recommend this book because it is highly accessible and will surely improve the lives of many widows and those who help widows.”
-Lord Loomba, CBE, Founder and Chairman Trustee of The Loomba Foundation