This spiritual companion for mourners affirms their need to mourn and invites them to journey through their very unique and personal grief. Organized around the six needs of mourning that all mourners must yield to and eventually embrace to find continued meaning in life and living, this book offers reflective passages for each need that help mourners work through their thoughts and feelings.
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"A gem to be treasured as well as an affirming message of faith, hope and healing."
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Alan D Wolfelt PhD, serves as director of the Center for Loss and Life Transition. He writes the 'Children and Grief' column for Bereavement Magazine and has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Larry King Live, and Today. He is the author of Healing Your Grieving Heart, Healing a Teen's Grieving Heart, and Understanding Your Grief. He lives in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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Excellent for support groups!,
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This review is from: Journey Through Grief (Hardcover)
Highly recommended to give to people who have had a loss and are having difficulty. We used this book recently with a support group of parents who had had children in their early twenties die and were having little support by those around them. Dr. Wolfeldt has expressed feelings in an excellent way. Note the last paragraph on page 119, did this really hit home with the support group! If you have had a difficult loss or are leading a support group, I would highly recommend that you purchase and read this great book.
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This book was my lifeline!,
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This review is from: The Journey Through Grief: Reflections on Healing (Paperback)
I was given this book when my daughter died in 2001. At that time I purchased copies for my surviving daughters and donated several copies to our local grief counseling group. This recent purchase was for a friend whose husband had died. This book was my lifeline during my grief journey. Whatever I was feeling on a certain day, the wisdom and guidance of this book was comforting. I would recommend it to anyone who is on this journey.
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Twelve years ago a drunk driver t-boned a car I was driving, my husband, mother, and coworker were killed. I lived in NC the Crash happened in FL. A lady from MADD was our FL representative in all court hearings. She was constantly on the phone keeping us up to date on what was happening.
This lady gave me the Journey through Grief book, I have had it with me for these past twelve years and have read it over and over. Needless to say I found it comforting and a great help. Since I have found this book 'reasonably priced' at Amazon I have purchased it for others who have experienced the same fate as I had. I am now a MADD lady in NC. Thanks to Alan D. Wolfelt, Ph.D. and Amazon.
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- Healing Your Grieving Heart: 100 Practical Ideas by Alan Wolfelt in Front Matter, Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Domestic Violence: Both Sides of the Coin by Cheryle E. Dawes on page 268
- Finding Your Way After Your Spouse Dies by Marta Felber in Back Matter
- Your Healing Journey Through Grief: A Practical Guide to Grief Management by Stanley Cornils on page 104
- When All the Friends Have Gone: A Guide for Aftercare Providers (Death, Value and Meaning) by O. Duane, Ph.D. Weeks on page 251
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