Last month we asked our readers to share their grief metaphors, analogies, and similes. I had made... We asked grieving dads on social media to tell us what they would tell another grieving dad. What... When coping with grief, it's logical to prioritize managing the distressing thoughts and emotions... Ritual. When you read the word, what comes to mind? If I were to take a guess, I'd say maybe a... Grief is not an illness - physical or psychological - but sometimes it feels like one.
Its... If I asked you to list a hundred words that describe your grief, my guess is “uncanny”... Litsa and I are very excited because a new session of our favorite interactive eCourse, Exploring... A few days ago, we reached out to our readers and asked for their help writing a post in... I want to be upfront with you. This post is about giving the benefit of the doubt to people who...Grief Metaphors, Analogies, and Similes
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Our Courses
Interactive 30-Day Grief Journaling Bootcamp
May 15,2017 / 0 CommentsThis is a 30-day interactive grief journaling intensive. Journaling can be an amazing coping...
Grief 101: A Primer For Helping-Professionals
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Managing Grief on Holidays and Special Days
October 10,2016 / 1 CommentsAfter someone important dies, holidays and special days are never the same again. Traditions,...
Self-Guided 30-Day Grief Journaling Intensive
August 30,2016 / 0 CommentsParticipants of this eCourse should be ready to journal, but they should also be prepared to...
Parenting While Grieving
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Our mission is to promote grief education, exploration, and expression in both practical and creative ways.
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Testimonials
When I found WYG, and began reading articles that articulated in some organized way, the ramblings, thoughts, and feelings that flooded my heart and mind, it was such a relief. I suddenly felt like I could breath and that I wasn't alone in my grief; that I wasn't going crazy or grieving "wrong".
You have helped me immeasurably find my way along this tough road. You've given me the strength to say no and the courage to say yes when both were needed. You are shining lights in a dark time. Thank you from the bottom of my broken (but healing) heart.
This site had been a light in a dark time. Hearing others stories, reading the articles and just being a part of it has made the loss almost manageable.
I found this site right before my dad became ill and died unexpectedly 26 days later. Every day I read the posts and instantly knew I was not alone. The posts often prepare me for what I may not realize is approaching. Best grief site ever.
I came across your site after my son died. Your articles helped me understand how I feel and that I am not going crazy.
Asta
0I share this site address to all I come to know on the grief roller coaster. It helps me still as I navigate the path, and come to new valleys either on my private journey or that shared with many.
Sylvia
0The online class "Navigating Your Grief" was very helpful. Having a community to share with and support others is so nice. It's kind of like group therapy online. I highly recommend WYG to anyone who is experiencing loss and grief.
Elizabeth
0What's Your Grief is a very important piece to the puzzle that has become my scrambled, mixed up life.
Kathleen
0I've been reading WYG faithfully since my husband of 52 years died. It has helped me very much with my grief. Advice and help can always be found.
Della
0I've been grateful to feel there is a community of friends who understand grief and can offer me comfort in times of sadness and hope in times of sorrow.
Amber
0I love your page. I like that I'm able to share your articles with family and friends. I'll say "this is me" or "read this to understand my children." So, it's given my support system ways to help me because it's educational but in a really easy to read way.
Megan
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