If you are looking for a basic Grief 101 book, this new, expanded 78-page guide is for you. On each even-numbered page is a brief description of a grief reaction (denial, shock, guilt, anger). One each facing page is a list of suggestions for that reaction. This book is especially helpful to the bereaved person who desires grief information without a great deal of reading. Many readers order additional copies to give away.

Coping with Your Grief: A Guide for the Bereaved Survivor

Bob Baugher, Ph.D.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Caring People Press

The first 28 pages of this 53-page book describe the guilt process, including 14 types of guilt that may occur during the bereavement process. The remainder of the book offers 22 suggestions for coping with guilt. This book will not tell you not to feel guilty. It is written to help bereaved people gain insight into their guilt feelings and to begin the process of moving beyond the heavy burden of guilt. Includes short stories.

Understanding Guilt During Bereavement

Self-Help

Death & Grief

Understanding Anger during Bereavement

Carol Hankins, MA, Gary Hankins, Ph.D.

This book is also now published in a Spanish version and a version for use in The United Kingdom as well as the standard American version. Someone you love has been murdered. This book is intended to help you understand some of what to expect after the homicide of a family member or friend. The book is divided into sections which cover the first few days, the first few weeks, the first few months, the first year and beyond. One reader commented;If this booklet had been available when I was told of my brother's homicide, I would have carried it with me and used it often.

Coping with Traumatic Death: Homicide: A Book to Help You in Your Time of Need

Lew Cox

Are you a crier, a non-crier, or somewhere in between? Have you wondered about the mysterious world of tears? Why do some people cry more than others? Are there gender differences? This 62-page book is filled with both scientific facts and humor. Chapter headings include: What is Crying? Scientific Research on Crying, Those of Who Cry More or Less, Suggestions for Dealing with Crying Behavior, Real-life Stories of Crying, and A Personal Crying Survey.

The Crying Handbook

Darcie Sims, Ph.D.

An amazing easy-to-read book written by five widowed people and their two professional advisers. Based on their own experiences with the death of a husband, wife or partner, they give you forty-nine caring and supportive suggestions to help you cope with your grief and your new life. Examples of chapters: Chapter 2: Feeling Alone; Chapter 4: The Ups and Downs of Life without My Loved One; Chapter 6: Dealing with Others in the Midst of My Loss; Chapter 8: Dealing with My Children. And, much, much more! All profit from this book will be donated to Widowed Information &amp; Consultation Services (WICS).

Surviving Widowhood: Suggestions from Widowed People to You for Coping with the Death of Your Husband, Wife or Partner

John Hanson

Elaine Eggebraaten

Lori Keller

Tally R. Reynolds

Suzan Styer

Margarita Suarez MA RN

COPING WITH YOUR GRIEF A guide for the Bereaved survivor

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