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Dr. Tiffany Ryan is a spiritual thought leader, licensed massage therapist, yoga instructor, and social worker with over 15 years of experience in trauma-informed care. She holds a PhD and MSW in social work, with a research focus on child welfare and trauma. Her doctoral dissertation, ""Comprehensive Child Welfare Policy Reform: An Analysis of Class Action Litigation's Longitudinal Impact on Child Outcomes,"" earned her the 2014 Society for Social Work and Research Doctoral Fellows Award.After completing her PhD, and while working as a Social Work Professor, Dr. Ryan pursued training in massage therapy and yoga in Costa Rica, aiming to deepen her understanding of the mind-body connection in healing. This journey led her to co-found Yomassage(R), a modality that combines restorative yoga, mindfulness, and therapeutic touch in a trauma-informed manner. Most recently, after the loss of her oldest son, she has turned her focus towards the soul's role in living a meaningful life. As a result, she has created Yoga for Living(TM), a transformative, whole-person awakening path that supports individuals in navigating life's inherent suffering and challenges with gentle guidance to transform grief and suffering beyond acceptance and into a true understanding of your soul's mission.Based in Portland, Oregon, Dr. Ryan spends her time with her earthside children and partner exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest. She is involved in her community as a friend, author, educator, and speaker.
""Noah Grants Hope is a powerful, visceral account of a mother's grief in the wake of unimaginable loss. Written in the months following the tragic death of her teenage son, this deeply moving memoir offers readers an unfiltered glimpse into the soul of a grieving mother. Each reflection is infused with raw emotion, tenderness, and an unbreakable thread of love that stretches beyond life itself. What makes this book especially compelling is the authenticity of the author's voice. She does not try to tie her grief into neat conclusions. Instead, she invites the reader into the uncertain, aching terrain of sorrow, memory, and unanswered questions. Through her writing, we witness not only the depth of a mother's heartbreak but also the fierce love that continues to bind her to her son. It is a love that transcends time and space-a reminder that even in the darkest of places, connection remains. Noah Grants Hope is more than a memoir. It is a gift to others walking a similar path, offering insight, solidarity, and the possibility of healing. Readers who have experienced the loss of a loved one-especially a child-may find comfort in knowing they are not alone. This book does not offer easy answers, but it does offer hope. And in the landscape of grief, hope can be everything."" -Rebecca Gomez, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Social Work The University of Texas at Austin
Bearing the Unbearable
Love, Loss, and the Heartbreaking...
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