“You Are Not Alone” is the Winner of the Foreword INDIES 2018 Book Awards, Grief/Grieving, an Award Finalist in Health: Psychology/Mental Health 2019 International Book Awards, and 2019 Readers’ Favorite Silver Medal Winner in Nonfiction – Grief/Hardship.
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““You Are Not Alone” is a must read for anyone dealing with extreme loss, and a recommended book for the rest of us. It’s a wonderful combination of story and guide. Organized in a way that makes it both a riveting read, as well as a practical how-to book on rebuilding one’s life after devastating loss.”
— Yitzhak Berger, Ph.D., CRC
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The Fog Lifts and Surrender Begins
Remember, grief is not linear. You will go back and forth between all the phases of anger and denial and bargaining and depression and acceptance. Sometimes in one day. Sometimes in one hour.
One of the best grief books of all time
In addition to being named #15 best grief book of all time, the book has been named the #10 best grief audiobook of all time.
On Grieving the Loss of a Pet
There are many kinds of deep and painful losses that fall into the category of what’s called disenfranchised grief, and the loss of a pet is one of them.
The holidays can be tough, especially when we’re grieving
The holidays can be overwhelming for many of us, especially if we are grieving.
The Best Advice About Grief People Learned During The COVID-19 Pandemic
I feel that many of these points are useful for anyone who is grieving any loss, whether it’s recent or an older loss.
Do Not Stand At My Grave and Weep by Mary Elizabeth Frye
Do Not Stand At My Grave and Weep by Mary Elizabeth Frye is a beautiful bereavement poem that I hope you’ll enjoy reading.
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The Fog Lifts and Surrender Begins
Remember, grief is not linear. You will go back and forth between all the phases of anger and denial and bargaining and depression and acceptance. Sometimes in one day. Sometimes in one hour.
One of the best grief books of all time
In addition to being named #15 best grief book of all time, the book has been named the #10 best grief audiobook of all time.
On Grieving the Loss of a Pet
There are many kinds of deep and painful losses that fall into the category of what’s called disenfranchised grief, and the loss of a pet is one of them.
The holidays can be tough, especially when we’re grieving
The holidays can be overwhelming for many of us, especially if we are grieving.
The Best Advice About Grief People Learned During The COVID-19 Pandemic
I feel that many of these points are useful for anyone who is grieving any loss, whether it’s recent or an older loss.
Do Not Stand At My Grave and Weep by Mary Elizabeth Frye
Do Not Stand At My Grave and Weep by Mary Elizabeth Frye is a beautiful bereavement poem that I hope you’ll enjoy reading.