Archive for Grief Journaling

To Me, From You: Writing Letters From Those We’ve Lost

In grief (and in life), if you can no longer talk to someone you love, people will often advise you…
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Deconstruction/Reconstruction: WYG's Fav New Teen Grief Journal

Deconstruction Reconstruction: WYG’s Fav New Teen Grief Journal

We are really excited to let you know about a new grief resource for grieving teens that came out this…
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Congratulate Yourself, You're Coping With Grief

Congratulate Yourself, You’re Coping with Grief.

Congratulations! No seriously, congratulations. You are doing it. You are surviving. You are breathing in and out, and you are…
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Valentine’s Day grief, in six words

  • General
  • Litsa Williams
We asked and you answered (as you always do!). We challenged you to share your six-word story about Valentine's Day…
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Grief Hacks: Lists and Little Journals

Grief Hacks: Lists and Little Journals

Experiencing the death of a loved one can throw a person all out of whack, am I right? Grief is…
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Grief Art Journaling for the Artistically Challenged

Grief Art Journaling for the Artistically Challenged

Those of you who follow WYG may have noticed a pretty glaring oversight during the month of June. Father’s Day came…
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Dear Love: Healing Through Writing Letters

Dear Love: Healing Through Writing Letters

A letter from the influential physicist, Richard Feynman, to his high-school sweetheart and wife, Arline Feynman: [From Letters of Note]…
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continuing bonds journal exercise inspired by Billy Joe Shaver

Continuing Bonds: A Grief Journal Exercise

So, the plan was to post on forgiveness yesterday... But, no surprise, forgiveness is a super complicated topic and I…
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Growth from Grief (and a Journaling Exercise)

Growth from Grief (and a Journaling Exercise)

There is a lot of pain in this world. This is a truth that’s impossible to ignore. It’s everywhere—in our…
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