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Resources
For over a decade, we've been focused on writing comprehensive and thoughtful articles about ideas, experiences, and concepts related to grief, coping, and life after loss. However, with over 600 articles, it's difficult to know where to begin, so to help you get started, here are some of our most-read and recommended articles for grieving people.
We wrote a book!
After writing online articles for What’s Your Grief
for over a decade, we finally wrote a tangible,
real-life book!
What’s Your Grief? Lists to Help you Through Any Loss is for people experiencing any type of loss. This book discusses some of the most common grief experiences and breaks down psychological concepts to help you understand your thoughts and emotions. It also shares useful coping tools, and helps the reader reflect on their unique relationship with grief and loss.
You can find What’s Your Grief? Lists to Help you Through Any Loss wherever you buy books:
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Listen to Our Podcast
In the What’s Your Grief podcast, WYG founders Eleanor and Litsa leave no stone unturned in demystifying the complicated and sometimes crazy experience of life after loss.
They discuss everything from grief theory to coping, one digestible topic at a time. Grievers and grief professionals alike will find their approach practical, relatable, informative, and engaging.