Surviving Widowhood: Suggestions from Widowed People to You for Coping with the Death of Your Husband, Wife or Partner

Surviving Widowhood: Suggestions from Widowed People to You for Coping with the Death of Your Husband, Wife or Partner

Are you ready to discover the secrets for coping with grief after losing your spouse or partner? This book, written by five widowed individuals and their advisors, offers 49 compassionate and practical tips to guide you on the difficult journey of widow(er)hood. In this book you will learn: How to cope with feelings of isolation and loneliness - How to cope with the ups and downs of life without your lifelong partner - How to handle difficult interactions with others while grieving - How to help your children of any age during this difficult time. - Heartfelt personal stories from widows and widowers - Professional advice and guidance from experienced advisors - Practical tips for managing emotions and day-to-day tasks Get your copy today to begin healing from the most difficult loss of your life. After reading this book, I feel like you have climbed inside my body and felt my feelings and thought my thoughts. -Lois Tuell- --One of 46 readers of draft of book This book sums up the grief healing process in one of the best books that I have ever read. -Dave McDowell- --One of 46 readers of draft of book This is great! Wish I had this 13 years ago. -Deena Wetmore- --One of 46 readers of draft of book Elaine, John, Lori, Tally & Suzan are widowed people, each of whom went on to become group facilitators helping hundreds of widowed people over many years. Bob Baugher, Ph.D. is a Psychologist and college instructor who did his doctoral dissertation on Widowhood, teaches courses in Psychology and Death Education and has given more than 800 workshops on coping with grief. Margarita Suarez has worked with families in grief, has given hundreds of workshops, and was the director of the Seattle-based Widowed Information and Consultation Services (WICS). These 5 authors have been coping with the loss of their spouse for several years.