Books, Guides and Workshops
Resources for the Grief Journey
If grief feels overwhelming right now, you’re not alone.
Whether you’re navigating your own loss, supporting a grieving child, caring for someone you love, leading a team through tragedy, or serving others in ministry, there is a next step.
I’ve created these books, guides, workshops, and tools to provide practical support, clear guidance, and hope when you need it most.
Start with the resource that fits where you are today.
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Featured Workshops & Events
Looking for deeper learning and practical grief support?
Throughout the year, I offer workshops, trainings, and special events designed to help individuals, caregivers, churches, leaders, and organizations navigate grief with greater confidence and compassion.
Check back regularly for upcoming opportunities to learn, connect, and grow.
Featured books
Books provide a resource you can return to whenever you need guidance, encouragement, or practical next steps.
Whether you’re navigating your own grief journey or supporting someone you care about, these resources are designed to meet you where you are and help you move forward with understanding and hope.
Personal grief
The GRIEVE Method
A practical framework for people learning how to carry grief and move toward healing.
Book | Framework | Personal Healing
Children and families
The HELP Method
A guide for adults who want to support grieving children with honesty, patience, and love.
Book | Framework | Children’s Grief | Caregivers
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Workplace grief
Grief-Ready Teams
A workplace grief response resource for leaders, HR teams, and organizations.
Book | Framework | Workplace | Leaders
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Additional Resources
Looking for more tools, guides, and practical grief resources?
Visit my resource library for downloadable materials, companion guides, and additional support designed for individuals, families, caregivers, churches, and organizations.
Personal support
Sometimes, reading another book isn’t enough.
Sometimes you need a trusted guide, a listening ear, and someone who can help you process what you’re carrying.
Through a limited number of one-on-one coaching conversations, I help people navigate grief, loss, caregiving, life transitions, and the challenges that often come with them. You don’t have to figure everything out alone.
Note: These resources are educational and supportive. They are not a replacement for therapy, emergency care, or professional mental health support. If you or someone you know is in immediate crisis, call or text 988 (U.S.) to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
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Looking for More Support?
If you’re looking for a speaker, trainer, workshop leader, or grief educator for your church, workplace, conference, or organization, I’d be honored to help.