Self-Improvement > Grief/Loss

We are each broken to various degrees by events and happenings in our world of needs. We suffer because we are living creatures. It’s as simple as that. We all walk, at different times of our lives through some kind of hell. Do not come out Empty-Handed. Don’t let your suffering be in vain. Survive…Heal and Grow when your Heart or Body aches. What was beautiful when whole is beautiful when broken too. Make Music…With what remains of your suffering. Let it help you find "The real and better you. Dance and Sing to a melody that is Gentler, Wiser and More Beautiful than Before. We "Build Better Lives by Tending to the Gardens of the Heart”.

Grief Recovery Journals allows you to have an intimate journey set on your own timeline, holding on to hope. Taking a moment to reflect, create, and walk through your Grief Recovery. Working for 20 years in the Funeral Industry, I saw 1st hand how many people suffer, and learned Grief doesn’t end when the funerals are over. Helping so many people with the challenges and stresses of memorials, creative avenues, to process losing loved ones, turning every tear into hopeful moments.

We have guided people through the walk of grief for over 20 years. We want you to get to the point where you get to truly cherishing the facts that love was present, love was given, and it will continue to be remembered. No matter how life and the types of sorrows come your way to leave you broken and tattered; like a butterfly with broken wings van still fly; you can soar and fly again. So please learn to rest a while, gather your strength, and thrive, that is what you were born to do. Whether you do the self-help book or you join one of our workshops you will come through very soon. We are here at you service. BrokenWingedButterfliesThrive.org

Born out of founder Sharea Farmer’s personal grief journey. Once she started the reflections in the journal and her personal healing around grief she knew it was important to offer others dealing with grief options and hope. This journal offers a brief summary of the definition of Grief, the different stages, possible roadblocks to processing grief, healthy rituals worksheets a few positive memories prompt, and 30 days of emotional check-in and gratitude.

LIFE FOR TAVARUS COMES TO A SCREECHING HALT FROM AN UNEXPECTED AND OVER LOOKED INCIDENT THAT HE THOUGHT WAS MINOR AND OVER, THAT TURNS OUT TO BE MAJOR WITH NO END IN SIGHT. VALUES ARE TRIED IN THIS HORROR JOURNEY, AS THE ISSUES OF LIFE ARE TURNED UPSIDE DOWN TO REVEAL A WAY OF LIFE THAT FEW EVERY FIND THEMSELVES EVER RETURNING FROM! LISTEN AND IMAGINE THE DECISIONS YOU WOULD MAKE IF THIS WAS THE POSITION YOU WHERE INJECTED INTO. WHEN THE WORLD SHOWS THE COLDNESS THAT TURNS THE MOST MEEK AND MILD INTO COMPLETE ANIMALS DRIVEN BY THE BASIC SAVAGE INSTICTS THAT RESULT IN SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST, WHERE DO YOU POSITION YOURSELF? THANK YOU LORD FOR GIVING ME THIS OPPORTUNITY!!!

A childhood crushed by grief and loss, how much is too much? Is there too much loss that someone can suffer? Are you ever able to move past your past? Is healing possible? Even in her short life 32 year old Julie reflects back on how her past has impacted her future and affected her adolescence. With years of failed relationships and toxic environments, follow Julie as she takes you through her journey of childhood loss, grief, rejection and her own adoption.  This emotionally powerful memoir will explore the ability you have to conquer your past, overcome your previous hurts while starting to thrive.

These 10 reflections were shared by Dr. Keisha A. Kidan to reflect on the lessons and special things shared by her mother during their time together. Though the loss of a parent is devastating (the author lost 2 parents in 2 years), there is healing in sharing the good things and the positive memories. This book is shared with the hope of inspiring those who can to reflect and remember at least ten great things that someone special left them with. May we all love, live and heal.

The Missing Peace: Still Born, Still Loved, is an interactive grief work book. It is designed to help people who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth and early infant loss, move forward through the grieving process. It has twelve interactive sections which are meant to be completed over the course of one year. It includes text, 50 journaling prompts, monthly milestones and 12 adult coloring pages. It can be purchased by the person who experienced the loss, or as a gift. The goal of the book is for a person to move forward through the grieving process without feeling like they are moving on. Instead, it's about moving forward through grief, and different ways to cope with the loss.