The Link: What’s Your Grief: The Resources Page

The Source: Whats your Grief

A world of practical, non-patronizing, down to earth information and resources is available to those coping with the often misunderstood phenomenon of grief.

Now anyone who has ever built a website knows rule #1 is, “Keep users on your site”.  Well – if you’re having a tough time, the @#$% with rule#1.  Please go check out WhatsYourGrief.com and explore this well put together approach to this unapproached topic.

Who is “What’s Your Grief”?
In their own words, “Specifically, our mission is to promote grief education, exploration, and expression in both practical and creative ways.”  More: HERE

There are many resources.  Some of these include:

Online Course – Taught by WYG Authors and founders Eleanor Haley and Litsa Williams courses include:

• Navigating Grief: A Guide to Coping with Grief and Loss
• Managing Grief on Holidays and Special Days Course
• Sorting Through a Loved One’s Belongings After a Death

Here’s the whole course list: WYG Course List

Booklets:

• A Beginner’s Guide to Navigating Grief
• Parenting While Grieving: A Survival Guide
• Coping with the Anniversary of a Loved One’s Death

A list of all the WYG Litterature HERE

Also check out:

• Past Webinars Archive
• Digital Resources
• Collection of WYG Blog Articles

They even have a Podcast! Check it out:
What’s Your Grief Podcast: Grief Support for Those Who Like to Listen
– Eleanor Haley & Litsa Williams

In addition to courses and booklets, WhatsYourGrief emphasizes community and shared experiences as an essential part of healing. Their website features forums and comment sections where people can connect, share stories, and ask questions in a safe, supportive environment. They also highlight creative approaches to grief, including journaling, art therapy, and mindfulness exercises, which can help process emotions in ways that traditional advice may not address. Whether you’re dealing with sudden loss, long-term grief, or complex emotions, WYG encourages exploration at your own pace, reminding everyone that there is no single “right” way to grieve.

WYG Facebook: HERE

WYG Twitter: HERE