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Creating Your Grief Plan: The Power of Understanding and Befriending the Six Universal Needs of Mourning

Creating Your Grief Plan: The Power of Understanding and Befriending the Six Universal Needs of Mourning

Wolfelt, Alan
Wolfelt, Alan D.

Paperback

Death & Dying

Publisher Price: $18.95

ISBN10: 1617223417
ISBN13: 9781617223419
Publisher: Companion Press (CO)
Published: Sep 1 2025
Pages: 144
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.40 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.40
Language: English
The death of someone changes our lives forever. And the movement from before to after is almost always a long, painful journey. Grief is always an intensely personal, unique experience. Yet all mourners share six universal needs that they must understand and embrace if they are to heal. This book by one of the world's most respected grief counselors describes these six needs of mourning and their role in your movement toward reconciling this loss into your life. The power of the six needs of mourning is that while they're painful and difficult, they're also, over time, transformative. They will carry you through the wilderness of your grief. They'll help give you the momentum you need to not only survive but eventually thrive again. What's more, your awareness of these needs will help you take a participative, action-oriented approach to healing in grief as opposed to thinking of grief as something you passively experience. You will be able to move toward your grief instead of away from it. Power in your grief journey means the capacity to shape and influence one's unique experience. This book will leave you empowered to make a plan to convert your grief into active, authentic mourning. You will learn that time does not actually heal wounds... instead it is what you do with the time. Let's make a plan.

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