Talking Grief: How to Talk to Each Other About Grief and Heal the Gap Between Those Who Grieve and Those Who Want to Help Them

Grief is talking; but are we really listening?

For many years I’ve watched people on both sides of the grief conversation, struggle to understand each other, since we are each coming from our own perspective and often from a place of pain, confusion and triggered emotions.

This book is a great guide to use in conversations about grief.
It will provide the words and wisdom to know what to say that's safe, helpful, compassionate, caring and feels right for you.

You will have the confidence to know what to say in those awkward moments, and how to go deeper if you need to, whether it's a recent loss or decades old.

Get ready to learn:

• The absolute #1 THING NOT TO SAY
• The #1 MOST IMPORTANT THING TO DO
• Why it’s so challenging to talk to each other about grief
• Why what most people say and do doesn't help when it comes to grief
• How to use SIMPLE, REAL and AUTHENTIC words
• How to use the ACTION PLAN to deepen the conversation
• What to say at a funeral, to a co-worker, an acquaintance...
• How to talk with a patient or client about bad news or loss
• What to say regardless If they’re grieving over a person, pet, place or thing

When someone's grieving, they don't need platitudes and cliches. They want you to know and understand that they hurt - really badly!