Held one way, this book is for those who are grieving. In 12 brief, easy-to-read chapters, to offers helpful suggestions for how one can move through one's grief in a healthy, healing way. Held the opposite way (so the back cover becomes the front cover), it's a book for those who want to help someone who is grieving. Its 12 succinct chapters offer positive, practical advice. This book is already in its fourth printing.

How Can I Help? / What Will Help Me? 12 things to do when someone you know suffers a loss / 12 things to remember when you have suffered a loss (two in one book)

Miller, James E.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Willowgreen Publishing

This is another Willowgreen double book: two books in one. "What Will Help Me? 12 Things to Remember When You Have Suffered a Loss" is designed for the bereaved. Its twelve short chapters offer encouragement and perspective: "The best way to handle your feelings is not to 'handle' them but to feel them." "In allowing others to help you, you help everyone: them and you." "How Can I Help? 12 Things to Do When Someone You Know Suffers a Loss" provides concrete, helpful advice for those who wish to support and understand those who are grieving. Chapters include, "Acknowledge what has happened." "Trust the other to lead you." A popular affirmation concludes each book.

What Will Help Me?/How Can I Help?

Self-Help

Death & Grief

This double book is designed for two distinct audiences. "When You're Ill or Incapacitated" is written for those who are sick, injured, or have become disabled. Encouraging information and advice is presented in twelve short chapters. Chapter titles include: "You have the resources to do what you have been given to do." "You may find value in asking of this time, 'What am I being told?'" and "People who want to help could use a good helper: you." The second half of the book is for those who wish to serve as caregivers. Twelve related chapters offer equally encouraging ideas: "Treat the other as the equal he or she is," and "Give good care to yourself." Beautiful affirmations conclude each half.

When You're Ill or Incapacitated/When You're the Caregiver

This book helps bereaved people understand what is happening to them and what to expect during the emotionally charged holiday times. It offers twelve ideas for navigating through these periods, with many specific suggestions. Included also are thoughtful, time-honored quotations throughout. This writing is popular with hospices and funeral homes throughout the country.

How Will I Get Through the Holidays? 12 Ideas for Those Whose Loved One Has Died

James E. Miller

This book offers sensitive, direct advice to family members and lay caregivers. Chapter titles include: "You cannot do everything yourself." "The dying person will be as they have always been, only more so." Included are many thoughtful quotations. This writing informs, inspires, and comforts. It's used by many hospices throughout the United States.

One You Love Is Dying: 12 Thoughts to Guide You On the Journey

It's difficult to find books written just for the dying. Here's one that's been tested in many settings. Each chapter is straightforward and specific: "Assert you right to make your own decisions." "Tell your story." "Dare to hope." The tone is supportive throughout, empowering the dying person to live fully until they die. Included are many quotations to illustrate each guideline.

When You Know You're Dying: 12 Thoughts to Guide You Through the Days Ahead

A SOURCE BOOK FOR PLANNING EDUCATIONAL AND REMEMBERANCE EVENTS.

Helping the Bereaved Celebrate the Holidays

Two books in one. One half is for men who are grieving, with 12 helpful suggestions, each a chapter by itself. The other half is for those who want to understand and help men who are grieving, also in twelve short, helpful chapters.

When a Man Faces Grief / A Man You Know Is Grieving

Thomas Golden

One You Love Has Died: Ideas For How Your Grief Can Help You Heal

Alternative Medicine

There is something mysterious about hope. You can be in dire straits and have a great deal of hope. You can have everything going your way and have little or no hope at all. As Jevne and Miller explain in this book, hope has a powerful effect upon your life. After explaining what hope is and is not, they describe how it works and offer twenty-two specific ideas about how to find, keep, and build hope in one's personal life. The book is designed to be not just about hope but an experience in hope itself. It contains many insightful quotations from the ages as well as black and white photography that is hopeful in effect.

Finding Hope: Ways to See Life in a Brighter Light

Ronna Jevne

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