Lynda Cheldelin Fell

Personal Details

Bio

After losing her 15-year-old daughter in a car accident in 2009, Lynda Cheldelin Fell was caught in a fog of grief. Just when she started to find her footing, Lynda's 46-year-old husband suffered a disabling stroke. As she fought to restore hope, Lynda discovered that helping others was a powerful balm for her wounds—a catalyst that changed her world. Striving to make a difference, Lynda became an international bestselling author in 2013, and founded AlyBlue Media soon after. She launched Grief Diaries in 2014, founded the National Grief & Hope Convention 2015, wrote the curriculum Managing Grief in the Workplace and co-founded the International Grief Institute in 2017. Host of the weekly Facebook show Moments of Hope, Lynda is a professional empowerment coach and international speaker who has authored over 30 books on navigating loss and finding hope. She has earned four national literary awards and five national advocacy award nominations for her work. Learn more at www.LyndaFell.com.

Current position (2)

CEO

AlyBlue Media, LLC

Co-Founder

International Grief Institute

Presentations

Presentations (2)

THE PLAYBOOK OF HOPE

Hope isn’t tangible, measurable, or available as a magic pill but it is possible to live a happy life after loss. A master storyteller, Lynda expertly weaves her own journey through double tragedy into her top presentation on the 10 tenets of happiness that strengthen inner resilience and engage the mind, body and soul in modalities that cultivate joy, pleasure and laughter—and create a future powered by hope after losing someone you love.

RESILIENCY Rx

One of the biggest challenges of coping with stress and life transitions is taking care of yourself. With a growing awareness of the role of wellness in the face of adversity, mindful self-care strategies are critical to achieving a meaningful life balance. Through Resiliency Rx, Lynda explains 10 self-care techniques, the evidence-based science behind why they work, and how to implement them in everyday life. Audiences will learn experiential exercises that relieve stress, process emotions, and cope with adversity by keeping their mind and body healthy.