Grief Recovery

Check out this amazing group! They just completed our Grief Recovery Certification Training with Sandy and are now equipped to support others through grief and loss. In a world where so many are hurting, we’re grateful for people like them who are willing to step up and help.

Congratulations to the first group of 2025 Grief Recovery Specialists who have successfully completed their training! They are now equipped to provide invaluable support to grievers in their communities.

As a law enforcement officer for 23 years, Ed was accustomed to navigating challenges with resilience. However, the death of his three-and-a-half-year-old son, Eddie Ryan, brought him to a breaking point. griefrecoverymethod.com/blog/2024/04/t…

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The holidays can be challenging for brokenhearted people. Be sure to check in on them (more than once even) , so they know they aren’t alone. Share this as a reminder to everyone. Let’s do what we can to support people in emotional pain this holiday season 💙

Regret keeps you out of the moment and robs you of joy. Here's how to deal with regret in the new year. griefrecoverymethod.com/blog/2020/12/g…

Humor does help you feel better, for a little while. @GriefRecovery helps you feel better. Period.

9 Ways to Help Someone With a Broken Heart During the Holidays shar.es/agokSL

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The Ultimate List of New Year's Resolutions for Self-Care shar.es/agokSQ

5 Ways to Get Through the Holidays youtu.be/6gYg2Gjnvt4?si…

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While you’ll find tons of articles on self-care in the New Year, few will help you look at the roots and causes of WHY you might continue behavior that hurts you. griefrecoverymethod.com/blog/2020/12/u…

Do you find yourself reflecting on your life as the new year approaches? Maybe you’re thinking about relationships that didn’t end the way you wanted, or things you wish you would have said to someone when you had the opportunity to do so. griefrecoverymethod.com/blog/2020/12/g…