Grief & Grieving Resources

Here are the websites and grief experts and writers that I have personally found to be the most useful. The thing to keep in mind is that grief is very individual...unique to each person, so there is no "One Size Fits All" or even most. David Kessler: www.grief.com - compassionate, inclusive,

Someone I know had someone close die recently. They asked me why people thought it was ok to ask if the passing had been peaceful. These are NOT the words used...rather the question. The loved one had died from a ravaging cancer and it was a brutal end. My friend said that the response should have b

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Sarah became a widow when the youngest of her four children was six weeks old. Her experiences have brought her to a place where she now offers grief support and more through her book and courses that she is setting up. Rather than sinking into complete despair, she invites a 'healthy' grieving opti

Early in grief? 1. Drink Water! - I know everyone says this, but your body, mind and spirit are going through a LOT and staying hydrated is crucial to staying as functional as you can. 2. Rest - I know you don't feel like you can...or perhaps you only want to sleep, however take whatever opportu