In “Journeys through Loss: A Prompted Journal for the Bereaved Partner” you'll find a companion that understands the winding path of grief.
After my loss, I found myself with complicated feelings and no clear way to express them. Talking to friends and family helped some, but I needed to work through all of the complicated emotions that come with losing a partner. I needed a way to process my grief and find a way to move forward.
I found that journaling helped, but I really struggled with getting started. I did find some generic websites that helped offer subjects to write about, but I wanted something more specific to my grief.
I decided to make “Journeys through Loss…” as a way to solve my own problem. I've crafted 100 prompts that are designed to help reflect, to remember, and to move towards healing in a way that honours your journey and the person who will forever be a part of you.
Testimonials
“Before this journal, I was just stumbling through my grief, not really knowing how to deal with it all. The prompts helped me get my thoughts out and actually deal with everything. It's been like having a heart-to-heart with a good friend, one who really gets it.”
About the Author
Adam Wills is the author of a prompted journal that offers a compassionate guide for those navigating the journey of grief, particularly after the loss of a partner. A believer in the power of reflection and writing, Adam found solace in journaling during his own experiences of loss. His journal is designed to provide a structured space for others to explore their emotions, remember their loved ones, and find a measure of peace. Adam's approach is grounded in the belief that everyone's grief is unique, and his journal aims to offer a personalized path toward healing. He welcomes feedback and stories from his readers, hoping to create a community of support and understanding. Connect with Adam and share your journey at adam@journeysthroughloss.com.
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