Centering

* WHILE SUPPLIES LAST - ONLY 1 LEFT * The first priority in providing spiritual care is to be present after a community or mass disaster, and other spiritual crisis or trauma. Green Section:...

An 8-page handout for grandparents wanting to help their children while grieving themselves. Talks about grief, denial, shock, sleep problems, talking, crying, getting support and what you can do to...

A Handbook for Widowers A helpful book for widowers. Talks to men openly and honestly about tears, guilt, feelings of anger, depression, isolation and lonliness. Also talks about your health, your...

Revised 2022. (Miscarriage: A Book for Parents - Spanish) For parents experiencing fetal loss. When you have a miscarriage you have a very real and powerful grief. It may be one of your first...

* ON SALE - WHILE SUPPLIES LAST * This booklet was written especially for teen mothers to help them learn about grief and the grief process. Includes medical definitions, information for the...

After the Storm A Healing Book and Workbook for Children and Adults Whose Lives Have Been Affected by Severe Weather. This is your book. You can draw in it, you can write in it, you can tear pages...

Animal Crackers: A Tender Book About Death and Funerals and Love Newly revised, this sweet story was first published in 1998. Back by popular demand, the classic story talks about Nanny, who loved...

* ON SALE - WHILE SUPPLIES LAST * The first section describes invitation signs, time-out signals, and other ways you can help your baby grow and develop. Invaluable to NICU parents. The second...

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Practical, caring tips for friends, family and caregivers. A small, 4-page handout that is easy for newly bereaved parents to read. Also available in Spanish

Revised 2023! Support and Information After Pregnancy Termination Due to a Fetal Abnormality This 8-page booklet has been written for individuals who find out, through prenatal diagnosis, that their...

By Frances Wohlehaus-Munday A Note From Fran: Years ago when I started working with and writing for grieving parents, I felt I had to establish my credentials as a bereaved mother. I had to talk...