Remember, It's OK: Loss of a Parent
“I often questioned if I was ‘feeling,’ ‘remembering,’ ‘honouring’ the loss of my parents the right way. Remember, It’s OK reinforces that there is no right way, no one way. My way is just fine.” - Marla Arndt
Losing a parent is heartbreaking. They brought you into the world and through your beginning years. They are part of your life, your fabric. They affect your self-esteem, how you make decisions, how you deal with relationships, children, work, choices. The loss of a parent can be complex in so many ways. In the second book in the Remember series, we help you deal with the loss of parents. Whether it was a warm relationship or one fraught with difficulty, we will help you find your way through your grief journey.
The book weaves "Moments" (written in first person, like a personal diary entry of the griever's thoughts and feelings) into a spectrum of six colours, as a road map forward. Each "Moment” has a companion response of support which could be a friend, family member, colleague or therapist. There are blank pages for expression and journaling, allowing you to document your own grief journey.
This book is also for those who are supporting a friend or loved one after the loss of their parent. It will help you find the right words to say, when to speak no words at all, when to comfort, when to stand back. We all need to understand the grief journey with gentleness. You can now attempt to take on the role of “companion”, we show you how in these pages.
“I often questioned if I was ‘feeling,’ ‘remembering,’ ‘honouring’ the loss of my parents the right way. Remember, It’s OK reinforces that there is no right way, no one way. My way is just fine.” - Marla Arndt
Losing a parent is heartbreaking. They brought you into the world and through your beginning years. They are part of your life, your fabric. They affect your self-esteem, how you make decisions, how you deal with relationships, children, work, choices. The loss of a parent can be complex in so many ways. In the second book in the Remember series, we help you deal with the loss of parents. Whether it was a warm relationship or one fraught with difficulty, we will help you find your way through your grief journey.
The book weaves "Moments" (written in first person, like a personal diary entry of the griever's thoughts and feelings) into a spectrum of six colours, as a road map forward. Each "Moment” has a companion response of support which could be a friend, family member, colleague or therapist. There are blank pages for expression and journaling, allowing you to document your own grief journey.
This book is also for those who are supporting a friend or loved one after the loss of their parent. It will help you find the right words to say, when to speak no words at all, when to comfort, when to stand back. We all need to understand the grief journey with gentleness. You can now attempt to take on the role of “companion”, we show you how in these pages.
“I often questioned if I was ‘feeling,’ ‘remembering,’ ‘honouring’ the loss of my parents the right way. Remember, It’s OK reinforces that there is no right way, no one way. My way is just fine.” - Marla Arndt
Losing a parent is heartbreaking. They brought you into the world and through your beginning years. They are part of your life, your fabric. They affect your self-esteem, how you make decisions, how you deal with relationships, children, work, choices. The loss of a parent can be complex in so many ways. In the second book in the Remember series, we help you deal with the loss of parents. Whether it was a warm relationship or one fraught with difficulty, we will help you find your way through your grief journey.
The book weaves "Moments" (written in first person, like a personal diary entry of the griever's thoughts and feelings) into a spectrum of six colours, as a road map forward. Each "Moment” has a companion response of support which could be a friend, family member, colleague or therapist. There are blank pages for expression and journaling, allowing you to document your own grief journey.
This book is also for those who are supporting a friend or loved one after the loss of their parent. It will help you find the right words to say, when to speak no words at all, when to comfort, when to stand back. We all need to understand the grief journey with gentleness. You can now attempt to take on the role of “companion”, we show you how in these pages.
Paperback : 246 pages
ISBN-13 : 978-1990336324
Item weight : 435 g
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