Dealing With Grief As A Couple

Dealing With Grief As A Couple

When dealing with grief as a couple, we need to respect the way the other person grieves. It may be the complete opposite of how we grieve ourselves, but it doesn’t make it wrong. We need to be patient with our spouse because they are doing the best they can with the situation they have been placed in.

The quote above is an excerpt from, “Adjusting to Life After Loss, Coping with the Death of a Loved One & Honoring Their Memory“.

Life after a loss can be difficult, but there are ways to make it more bearable.

Written by Lora C Mercado, who endured the death of her son in 2003, this book will give you tips and strategies to help you heal from the shock and desperation from losing someone you love. Also included are true stories from others who have walked the journey of grief, and how they have overcome the raw emotions that accompany the death of a loved one. You will also find a selection of poems, and a list of grief support resources, that will help you on your road to healing.

CHAPTERS INCLUDE:

Getting Through the Grief

Stages of Grief

Types of Grievers

Grieving the Loss of a Child

Grieving the Loss of a Spouse pr Partner

Grieving the Loss of a Parent

Grieving the Loss of a Sibling

Grieving the Loss of a Friend

Grieving the Loss of a Pet

Grief of a Caregiver

When a Loved One Commits Suicide

Coping with Multiple Losses

When Grief Turns to Anger

Helping Children Through Grief

Grief During the Holidays

What to Do with Their Stuff

How to Create a Memory Garden

Grief Journal or Letters

Useful Grief Therapies

Journey’s of Grief

Tips to Help the Grieving

Poetry of Grief and Hope

Grief Support Links

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