BOOK Recommendations - Dealing with grief
From The national Kidney Foundation (General bereavement)
From The national Kidney Foundation (General bereavement)
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| The BEST. Well written, chocked full of true info. | Written by a Gestalt psychotherapist who lost her brother suddenly at an early age. Useful discussions about phases, accepting reality, acknowledging feelings and finishing grief work. | Informative, if somewhat academic | |
| A guide to help men (and caregivers) understand issues unique to men's grief. | Bestseller discussing how we change as we experience inevitable losses. Better to read as we begin to heal. | A positive book for finding hope after the loss of a loved one, includes info on starting a support group | |
| A small book with healing quotes and illustrations that can be used to explore and record | For dealing with sudden death. Helpful - makes you realize you aren't crazy or "way off base" with your feelings. For immediately after loss to help through the first days/weeks | Daily meditations. Some are better than others. | |
| A somewhat academic book that explores individual experiences. Focus on active grieving, respect, and relearning ourselves. | a gift book of encouraging quotes | Messages to help those who have lost a loved one, by Dan Zadra and Marcia Woodard. |
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