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Resources

How to Help a Loved One with Financial Issues Following a Spouse’s Death

How to Help a Loved One with Financial Issues Following a Spouse's Death - Cheryl Conklin How to Help a Loved One with Financial Issues Following a Spouse's Death At We Grieve, we know the death of a spouse is never easy, as the event marks the loss of an intimate relationship. If you have a senior loved…

KarlMay 12, 2022

General Grief & Loss

Practical Steps Toward Healthy Healing

There is no sugar-coating the fact that death is a tragic event. A range of emotions can flood in, and if you don't have people around you sharing in your grief, you can feel isolated and lonely. Nonetheless, there is a way to get through the sadness and find joy again. It begins with allowing yourself to process your pain…

KarlFebruary 3, 2022

Workshop Binders

WG Binder – Walking with Faith thru Grief-Loss

Walking w Faith thru Grief - Loss - Binder

KarlJanuary 18, 2022

Workshop Binders

WG Binder – Loss of a Child

We Grieve - Binder - Loss of a Child Workshop

KarlJanuary 18, 2022

Workshop Binders

WG Binder – Loss by Suicide

Grieving a Loss by Suicide - Workshop Binder

KarlJanuary 18, 2022

Workshop Binders

WG Binder – Grieving the Loss of a Partner

WG Binder - Loss of a Partner Workshop

KarlJanuary 18, 2022

Workshop Binders

WG Binder – Journey of Grief-Loss

WG - Handout Binder - Journey of Grief-Loss

KarlJuly 13, 2021

Workshop Binders

WG Binder – Building Resilience after Grief & Loss

WG Binder - Building Resilience after Grief and Loss

KarlJune 4, 2021

General Grief & Loss

Coping Strategies that Work

“You don’t heal from the loss of a loved one because time passes, you heal because of what you do with that time.” ~ Carol Crandell COPING STRATEGIES THAT WORK Self-Care • Exercise – dance, run, walk, hike, sign up for an exercise class. • Allow time off – take time off from your routine, house, job, or even from…

KarlMay 3, 2021

General Grief & Loss

Control Exercise

Worry is taking responsibility for something over which you have no control. The very act of separating the elements in a situation you can control from those you cannot relieves stress. Once you have identified the items you cannot control, make a sincere effort to let them go. The list of items you can control becomes your “to-do” list. Download…

KarlApril 20, 2021