Adult and General

The grief book that just "gets it". Each year about eight million Americans suffer the unexpected death of a loved one. For those who face the challenges of sudden death, the classic guide I Wasn't Ready to Say Goodbye offers a comforting hand to hold,...

A Celebration of Life: A Keepsake Journal for the Living to be Passed on to Loved Ones The purpose of this journal is to remind us that our loved one will leave us with memories that will always be a part of us. With this journal you are able to make a...

* WHILE SUPPLIES LAST * The experience of losing a parent in death is almost universal – and yet many who feel this loss for the first time are surprised at how painful it can be. Even those well into adulthood are often taken aback by the deep...

Companioning at a Time of Perinatal Loss: A Guide for Nurses, Physicians, Social Workers, Chaplains and Other Bedside Caregivers Written by seasoned support nurses, outlines a framework for bereavement care in the obstetrical arena. Describes loss from...

* WHILE SUPPLIES LAST * A Guide for Those in Caring Relationships Shows you how to make a difference in the lives of others by being present in a way that is healing. Seven steps to becoming a healing presence are explained in detail. Essential,...

Cowbells and Courage Pat Page’s wife died after almost fifty years of marriage. Now he sits and talks with men about everything from dating to cooking to anger, tears and even S-E-X. Essential for all men. Grief is a thing you have to go through...

Living When a Loved One Has Died It is impossible to comprehend the intense anguish of loss–until death comes to someone you love.  With the death of a loved one, you feel that part of you has died, too. You fear that your pain will last...

Support Cards: for those who are grieving These support cards can be useful in a number of ways.  For a support group, pass the stack of cards around and have each person randomly pick a card.  They can, in turn, discuss how that particular...

Death and loss in life are fixed realities. Because they are, humans grieve. To grieve is more involved then sorting out thoughts, trying to make sense of what has happened, and coping with the accompanying pain and awkwardness. When friends and family...

#1 New Release in Sociology of Death ─ Restore Your Spirit after Sudden Loss Healing after loss. When a loved one passes unexpectedly, the person left behind can lose their bearings. After the sudden loss of her mother, Chelsea Hanson, a...

A Companion for Every Loss Timeless wisdom for all who grieveFrom the Introduction: The ten stages of grief described here must be understood to be the normal process through which most people must go as they face up to their loss.  In other words,...

* WHILE SUPPLIES LAST * When You’re Ill Or Incapacitated: 12 Things To Remember In Times Of Sickness, Injury, or Disability  –  When You’re The Caregiver: 12 Things To Do If Someone You Care For Is Ill Or IncapacitatedThis...