Grief, Loss and How to Cope: A Self-Help Guide for Difficult Times
(Hardback)
Publishing Details
Grief, Loss and How to Cope: A Self-Help Guide for Difficult Times
By (Author) Christopher Spriggs
By (author) Jess Smallwood
Summersdale Publishers
Vie
8th November 2022
14th July 2022
United Kingdom
Classifications
General
Non Fiction
Gift books
Self-help, personal development and practical advice
155.937
Physical Properties
Hardback
160
Width 111mm, Height 154mm
Description
Grief takes many forms. With simple advice and comforting words, this book is a calm and approachable guide to coping with feelings of grief and loss
Grief is something we will all face at some point in our lives. It can affect us at many stages - after the loss of a loved one, a job or sense of identity, during a divorce, or after a child has left home. However, despite being a universal experience, these emotions often leave us feeling alone, confused and overwhelmed.
With clear information to help you explore and process your feelings, this book is here to support you as you find your own path through grief. You will find advice on:
- What grief is and how you might experience it
- How we grieve, including common stages of grieving
- How to cope with immediate feelings of grief
- How to live with grief and loss in the longer term
- How to support others who are grieving
Grief will look and feel different for everyone but, whatever your experience, you are not alone, and the support and guidance in these pages will help you navigate your feelings and find strength again.
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Christopher Spriggs runs Heads Up Now Ltd., a coaching and consultancy company working with schools across the UK to help people flourish. In 2004, Christopher founded Lifespace Trust, an award-winning young people s mental health charity. His first book, The Reason I Run: How Two Men Transformed Tragedy Into The Greatest Race Of Their Lives told the true story of pushing his terminally ill uncle around a marathon in an NHS wheelchair. Christopher has now run over 40 marathons, raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support & MND Association.
|| Jess Smallwood has written for various publications, volunteered for an international baby loss charity and worked as a learning mentor supporting young people with additional needs. Jess is also a qualified teacher and has managed a cafe.