
Feeling overwhelmed by clutter? Discover how the One-In, One-Out Rule can help widows create a peaceful, balanced home with simple steps.

Feel judged for how you grieve? Learn how to respond to hurtful comments, set boundaries, and stay true to your grief process without guilt.

Feel like you’re not grieving fast enough? Learn why grief timelines are a myth and how letting go of the clock can help you heal at your own pace.

Think your grief doesn’t fit the mold? Learn why grieving differently is valid and how to embrace your unique process without guilt or judgment.

Discover how small wins can help widows find hope and resilience, one step at a time.

Julie announces her new book, “I Wish There Was Something I Could Do: A Practical Guide to Supporting Grievers,” aimed at helping those who support grieving individuals. It offers comforting language, practical support methods, real stories, and a framework for compassionate grief support, empowering readers to make a meaningful difference during difficult times.

Simplify your closet with a gentle decluttering approach tailored for widows—find clarity, celebrate progress, and embrace your unique style.

Beneath the haze of widow’s fog, neurodivergent individuals face unique challenges. Discover essential strategies for navigating this complex emotional landscape with clarity and self-compassion.

Discover how online communities empower neurodivergent widows in their grief journey, providing unique connections, resources, and understanding for healing.