Children Grieve Too: A Handbook for Parents of Grieving Children

Children Grieve Too contains tried and true guidelines for parents or guardians to use during the critical first years following the death of a parent or sibling. Through real life examples the reader will gain insight into the thoughts of grieving children as they grapple with the challenges of life without their loved one. The concise, user-friendly format offers fool proof suggestions for handling life's most relevant challenges that parents face as the family moved through their grieving process towards hope and healing.

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Saying Goodbye to Someone You Love

Saying Goodbye To Someone You Love consists of moving narratives about end of life and grief. The personal histories are complemented by practical suggestions that guide you through what may be the most poignant experience of your life. If your loved one is ill or dying, you will find suggestions on how to follow your heart and your instincts in your endeavor to say a loving goodbye. If you are the person who is dying, you will gain insight into what lies ahead on your journey. If someone close to you has already died, you will discover ways to navigate through the tidal wave of emotions and reactions of your grief. If you are comforting a griever, you will find guidance on how to be there for him at this crucial time. If you are a health care professional, you will enhance your skills as a compassionate presence. If you are a general reader, you will be better prepared to face life’s final chapter with love and dignity.

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My Memory Book...for Grieving Children

After the death of a loved one, adults are often at a loss how to explain death related concepts to their children. This workbook offers age appropriate explanations as well as projects designed to help children, ages 3-11, express their grief and hold on to their important memories of their person who died.

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My Grief Journal...for Grieving Teens

My Grief Journal for grieving teens offers teenagers, ages 12-17, a structured way to journal feelings and thoughts following the death of a loved one. In the space provided teens can write, draw or collage responses to specific sentence starters and death related concepts.

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My Grief Journal...for Grieving Adults

My Grief Journal for grieving adults offers a way for adults to journal feelings and thoughts following the death of a loved one.

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I Wish I had a Book to Read

Grieving children will see themselves in this sensitively written book which offers a unique way to write and draw about their feelings and memories following the death of someone close.

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