An essential Grief guide and recovery workbook for those who have said, I thought I\'d feel better by now.
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With exercises, journal prompts, and rituals that will further help readers aLong their Grief path, The Long Grief Journey , co-written by one of the authors of the classic Grief book, I Wasn\'t Ready to Say Goodbye, is designed to educate, support, and coach you to rekindle a desire to live life fully, all while still cherishing and embracing the memories of Your loved one.
If you feel stuck after experiencing the death of a loved one, even if much time has passed, this book is for you.
In fact, there are several: complicated grief, traumatic grief, complex bereavement, prolonged grief, extended grief, abnormal grief, exaggerated grief, and pervasive Grief disorder.
There\'s a name for this type of long-term, Unresolved grief.
They\'re working, carrying out their responsibilities, showing up for important life events, yet they quietly bear the weight of their sadness and longing for their loved one.
It is for those who by all appearances seem to have moved on.
The Long Grief Journey , co-written by a psychotherapist and a clinical psychologist who have both worked with grieving individuals for decades, is for the people who are past the acute pain and effects of a sudden loss and are now learning to live beyond that.
Those who have experienced the loss of a loved one know this unequivocally, but Western society still seems to think that Grief should only last six months to a year--tops--when in fact, Grief can last throughout a person\'s entire life and manifest as serious Mental Health issues, including depression, anxiety, anger, and despair.
It is nonlinear and messy, doubling back on itself just when you thought you were out of the woods.
Grief does not follow a timeline or a set path.
An essential Grief guide and recovery workbook for those who have said, I thought I\'d feel better by now
