Tag: create a life to love

  • The Club No One Wants To Join

    The Club No One Wants To Join

    There is a club that no one wants to join after your husband or wife dies. It’s called the widow/widowers club. When my husband died, I vividly remember being very angry when a well-intentioned elderly woman approached me and said, “welcome to the club.” I wanted to scream at her that I was too young…

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  • Am I Ready For Coaching?

    Am I Ready For Coaching?

    Do you wonder if you’re ready for coaching? Do you wonder if you still need a therpist? Here’s how to tell. YOU’RE READY FOR COACHING WHEN: You want to get unstuck and set goals you can achieve. You are functioning, although you may still struggle with your grief. You want to stop bad habits and…

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  • Grief Is Learning to Integrate Loss Into Life

    Grief Is Learning to Integrate Loss Into Life

    Grief is the process of integrating the very personal and devastating loss of your spouse or significant other into your new, unprecedented life. It’s a journey that you do not want to take, it forces you to a place you never wanted to be, and into a process that you don’t understand. There’s a lot…

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  • Finding Your North Star

    Finding Your North Star

    As you settle into the months or years following the death of your loved one, have you entered the questioning phase of your journey?  Why did this happen? What do I do with this experience? Why me? How do I move forward?   My personal favorite was: How do I make something good come out of…

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  • Survive/Revive/Thrive

    Survive/Revive/Thrive

    Sometimes when you are in the midst of turmoil follow the death of your loved one, it helps to have just one word to cling to. You can repeat your word as a mantra, and with the right word, it can recenter you in the storm. A friend this year gave me three words, one…

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  • It’s Here: I Wish There Was Something I Could Do

    It’s Here: I Wish There Was Something I Could Do

    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.

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  • Coping with Grief and Anxiety Together

    Coping with Grief and Anxiety Together

    Grief and anxiety can feel overwhelming, but small, intentional steps can help you untangle the chaos. Discover ways to find calm and healing.

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  • Navigating Grief and Guilt: A Widow’s Guide

    Navigating Grief and Guilt: A Widow’s Guide

    Discover how widows can navigate grief and guilt with actionable strategies for healing and finding peace.

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  • Boost Your Mood with Simple Decluttering Tips

    Boost Your Mood with Simple Decluttering Tips

    Discover how decluttering can boost your mood and productivity, and learn the surprising benefits of these small yet impactful actions.

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  • Understanding the Importance of Grief

    Understanding the Importance of Grief

    Why is grief important? Discover grief’s role in healing, how it helps you process loss, and why it’s a vital part of adapting to life after loss.

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