Welcome to Stages of Grief Recovery

61 tips on the experience of Grief and how to help people through it

• Do you wonder how long it will take to get through the stages of grief?
• Are you hurting after losing a loved one – a spouse, a parent, a child, a pet?
• Have you faced a major life transition and wonder how to move forward?
• Do you feel like life is passing you by?
• Have the months or years passed and you wonder how to find happiness again?

Grief Recovery Coaching is available as
a standalone session, a package of 3 sessions, or a package of 8 sessions.

START HERE! Join this community for grief support. Led by Debbra Bronstad, an author, speaker and teacher who provides transformative learning experiences to help your heart heal after loss.

With help from God’s wisdom, you can make peace with your grief and adjust to your new normal with grace. This devotional journal provides Scripture-based prompts and practices that inspire you to share your burdens with the Lord, strengthen your faith, and begin to heal from loss.

Is the Grieving with Grace 8-Week Workshop for you?

• Are you grieving after the loss of a loved one?
• Do good memories get hijacked by guilt, regret, fear or other difficult to process emotions?
• Do find it difficult to sleep because of the anxiety and overwhelm?
• Do you worry about the future of living life alone and/or without one you loved?
• Do you worry sometimes that you are going crazy because of the overwhelming feelings?
• Do you want a program that will encourage your Christian faith or help you with doubts from a Christian perspective?

The next workshop is planned for January 2024

Have you heard of journaling recommended for dealing with painful emotions?

Have you started a journal only to find it again weeks or months later with mostly blank pages?

Have you struggled with what to write in a journal?

The Inscribed Grief Journaling Group provides a safe and supportive environment for sharing thoughts and feelings related to grief.  Together we will process the conflicting, and often confusing, emotions of grief through writing.