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Holiday Grief E Workbook
Created by mental health professionals who have coped with devastating personal grief. This downloadable workbook is designend to help you reflect on your strengths, set intentions and boundaries, and connect with the values that can help navigate holiday grief.
Free Scrapbooking Challenge
In 2013, we here at What's Your Grief discovered the Good Grief Scrapbooking Challenge. Both of us had also lost parents far too young and were mental health professionals who loved creative coping for grief. We'd both used photography and writing as tools for coping with grief. But neither of us were scrapbookers. Not even a little...
Good Grief Scrapbooking for the Artistically Challenged
Years ago, I was an avid follower of the “Good Grief Blog: A Scrapbooking Journey Through Grief and Healing", a blog that is (sadly) now longer online. The irony is staggering, in that I am decidedly not crafty and have never scrapbooked. Ever. But the prompts on this blog were great and I was inspired by the incredible scrapbooking work of others.
Continuing Bonds: A Grief Journal Exercise - Whats your Grief
A continuing bonds grief journaling exercise.
Grief Coping Alternatives for When You're Stuck at Home
When you can't utilize the coping outlets you find most useful, it's good to know the grief coping alternatives you can do from home. #grief #griefcoping #coping #copingathome #mentalhealth #selfcare
Found Poems and Creative Healing - Whats Your Grief
A found poem is when you take existing text (from anywhere) and eliminate or rearrange words to make a poem. The text can be from a magazine, newspaper, romance novel, it doesn’t matter, there are really very few rules... Read more on our website.
Today is the last day to sign up for our 30 day grief journaling bootcamp! Link in the profile and course info below. Description Reviews (0) Product Description Have you ever thought to yourself – “I think I’d like to try my hand at journaling”? Have you ever gone to the store with the belief that if you could just find the perfect journal you would be compelled by it’s inviting pages to open it up and write? Have you ever taken your beautiful journal home, set it in your newly designated “
What the Newly Bereaved Should Know
Hello to the newly bereaved. I'm sorry to meet you here in the place where loved ones leave you — a place where no one wants to be. If this is your first time here, you may find it darker, foggier, and more frightening than you expected. If you've been here before, you'll probably notice that things look different than you remember. That's the nature of this place. It's always changing, depending on who you're saying goodbye to. #grief #griefandloss #griefsupport #bereaved #newlybereaved
Growth from Grief - Whats your Grief
Perhaps there is something to be learned, created, or inspired by even the worst circumstances.
We received a question today from a WYG reader: her birthday is next week and she will be turning the age that her husband was when he died. This is bringing up new feelings for her and she is looking for thoughts, ideas, suggestions, experiences, or anything else that might help! We thought we would reach out to our wonderful community here to see what you all think. Anyone relate? Have thoughts? Ideas of suggestions about coping with the day? General words of support? #whatsyourgriefadvice