Grief > Loss of a Relative

The grief recovery workbook, journals, and memorial baskets allow 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.

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.

The purpose of this journey workbook is to find the truth in forgiveness and acceptance of our grief prison, to break free from it, and to learn to live with it in a healthier way. The goal is to take different approaches from a mental, spiritual, and physical standpoint to achieve peace in grieving.

This workbook was created to help teenagers express the loss of a best friend. In life our best friends could be a sibling, cousin, or a classmate and this is a tool to help teenagers express and understand grief. This workbook can also be an icebreaker tool for therapy .