Articles on Grief and Healing

 

 

Guest Columns

Grief around the World

Students writing

       



Guest columns written by professionals and laypeople about their own experiences with loss.

A new section on Grief Around the World looks at the many ways we heal.

Author and professor Judith Patterson offers some student writing from her University class on writing and grief.

       
  • Howard Salmon, MFA offers an article Painting Through Grief where he describes how painting pictures of how he feels helps him cope with the death of his daughter.
Christine Flynn writes of the experience she had with grief as an eleven year old after her oldest brother's suicide.
  • Jay Steinberg writes of his father's death by suicide when he was a young boy. --  A Defining Day

 

Pleasant Gill White, Ph.D writes about the "Tear Jar" from Greece.  
  • Gisela Lujan offers an excerpt from her book Searching for Estrella Maili, rebuilding my life after the death of my daughter. The author titles the exceprt Embracing Life Again (Spanish version)
  • Linda Tippett, a staff writer for Mature Living Magazine writes of the Invisible Cloak of grief after the death of her husband.
 
  • Kristina -- Susan Hendricks (death of a child)
   
  Do you have an idea for an article? If so, Email Here and let us know. We are looking for artlicles about grief. We are especially interested in ones about different types of healing from loss e.g. from different countries, different religions, different cultural or racial backgrounds or many others. Let us know!
 
  • Sandy Goodman, Author of "Love Never Dies: A Mother's Journey from Loss to Love" writes a column titled Gifts, Garlands and Grief.

 

     
       
       
       
       

 

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