"Save the Teens: Preventing suicide, depression and addiction" was written after the author lost her only child to suicide. She researched all the topics that made her wonder why he would perform such a horrendous act; teen depression, mood disorders, methamphetamine, addictions, and suicide.
We Do Remember You is a children's book about children in Heaven reflecting together about the various ways their loved ones on earth remember them. Even though our memories of loved ones live in our hearts, those memories often need ways of expression that require DOING.
The Big Chair a Story of Grief and Discovery is an award-winning and illustrated book that tells the story of 10yr old Anna, whose Mom has died.
Threads of Hope an Offering for Those Who Grieve is a book of twelve questions. These questions...How long will this last? Why, Why, Why? Am I going crazy? What does moving on mean? and the many feelings we experience while we mourn, require time and exploration.
Fill Bare Heart Buddy's pouch full of love by placing special messages, keepsakes and mementos to help you remember that you and your loved one are forever connected by love.
Getting Out of Bed in the Morning by bereaved mom, author, speaker and workshop presenter, Alice J. Wisler, motivates readers who are facing grief and loss to get out of bed and face a life which, although diminished by unfathomable sadness, still holds purpose and beauty.
Memories Around the Table is a cookbook of treasured memories and recipes compiled by Alice J. Wisler. This is Alice's third cookbook of memories. She often asks those who have lost loved ones to contribute to her cookbooks. Her first cookbook, Slices of Sunlight, came out iin 1999; her second, Down the Cereal Aisle, was out in 2003.
Relationship struggles are not new. Adam and Eve, Samson and Delilah, David and Bathsheba, Joseph and Mary – all knew how hard relationships can be. Each of these real-life couples knew pain and struggles similar to our own, and we have a record of their rewards and mistakes.
Bereaved parents Dr. Doug and BJ Jensen have weathered the predictable and often unpredictable storms that happen after the death of children. The good news they share is that it is possible to rise above the devastating flood of despair and navigate onto a tranquil sea of hope.
There are many things that you think you might be prepared for in your life, losing your sibling is not one of them. This book will help you choose your own positive pathway to healing and recovery.
Zander Sprague is a 2 time sibling survivor and the GO TO Speaker, Author, and Coach for Sibling Loss.
