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In this accessible guide, leading grief expert and psychotherapist Meghan Riordan Jarvis provides a research-based resource filled with clinical insights to answers you're seeking on the grieving process, offering profound stories, real-world lessons, and practical steps for navigating loss, whether you're grieving or supporting a loved one.

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Mary Potter Kenyon's new guided journal offers readers an opportunity to reflect on the meaning and significance of loss and allows the griever to sort through all the conflicting emotions that arise after a death.

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A trusted grief expert shares advice on how to navigate the loss of a loved one in this incisive and compassionate guide: "calm, lucid prose... humanizing exploration of coping with the life-changing tides of loss" (Kirkus Reviews).

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With comforting advice and supportive activities, Grief: A Guided Workbook to Help You Heal is a comforting companion to help you make sense of your feelings after experiencing loss. If you're dealing with grief, you may feel isolated and alone, but this book is here to offer you support through each step of this personal journey.

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An informative and accessible guide to understanding childhood grief at every age, this empathetic and thoughtful guide will help caretakers to support children mourning after loss.

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Blending memoir, polemic and feminist philosophy,Intervalsis a deeply moving work thatharnesses the political potential of grief toraise essential questions about choice, interdependence and end-of-life care.

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A personal and powerful essay on loss from Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the bestselling author ofAmericanahandHalf of a Yellow Sun.

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This book is written by bereaved parents sharing their own stories for the benefit of others going through grief of losing a child. Parents are helped by telling their stories to others and confirm that experiences they endure after the death of their child are often common amongst other bereaved parents.

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Having experienced the loss of a mother, husband, and grandson in the space of three years, author Mary Potter Kenyon, author of Chemo-Therapist: How Cancer Cured a Marriage wrote her way out of the abyss of grief. Refined By Fire: A Journey

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A guide to loss and grief, with an emphasis on self-care, task-focused meditation and mindfulness.

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Nobody gets through life free from the pain of loss.

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Honest, gentle advice for those who have survived an unspeakable lossthe suicide of a loved one. Transforming suffering into strength, misconceptions into understanding, and shame into dignity, Beverly Cobain and Jean Larch break through the dangerous silence and stigma surrounding suicide to bring readers this much-needed book.

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In this book, grieving readers find a new understanding of their own grief process. Dr. Kumar offers readers ways to cope with the events and situations that trigger personal grief and presents strategies for making life more meaningful by acknowledging death and working to embrace life.

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Written by psychotherapist and grief expert Alexandra Kennedy, Honoring Grief provides a collection of inspirational wisdom and compassionate self-help tips for dealing with loss.

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In this much-needed guide, written by a team of renowned mental health professionals and grief experts, readers will find the most effective therapeutic tools to help transform grief and loss-whatever the cause-and move forward in life with a renewed sense of meaning and purpose.

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Meditation and mindful practice from grief coach and yoga therapist Heather Stang, to restore mind, body and spirit as you deal with pain of loss.

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With these self-care and mindfulness practices, discover a path through the uncharted, invisible territory of grief and learn how you can change, grow and heal through the different types of losses in life.

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How we do dying and death really matters. This affects not only the one who is dying, but all who are touched by his or her journey. I hope this small book can help in reclaiming our understanding of death as a natural process, and one more affected by our own choices than we may imagine.

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Miscarriage is so common and yet within our culture it is an unspeakable subject. Women often grieve alone, mourning a child they have never met but whose future they have already imagined. It is a private, hidden kind of grief that gets gagged, buried, overlooked, dismissed, and stuffed into small corners, only to bubble up at unexpected moments.

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Petite, sincere, and beautiful, this gift book helps those experiencing grief feel less alone.