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GRIEF RESOURCES


FOR THE MOTHER
          Labor & Delivery
          Saying Goodbye
          Maternity Leave w/no Baby
          Build a Network of Support
          Journal
​          Music for Healing 
          Embrace Your Inner Artist
          Get Active
​          Remembering Your Baby
          Read About Grief & Healing
          Become a Support for Others
          Pregnancy After Loss​

FOR THE FATHER/PARTNER
FOR THE SIBLING
FOR THE GRANDPARENT
FOR THE CAREGIVER
        

HOW DO I SUPPORT 
​A GRIEVING FRIEND?


GALLERY: ​GRIEF IN IMAGES
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HOTLINE FOR ​GRIEF SUPPORT 
1-800-221-7437

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Resources for the grieving MoTher


EMBRACE YOUR INNER ARTIST
Art gives us a safe place to express the emotions of grief that are so hard to understand and share.  The act of creating something increases serotonin, a chemical in your brain that helps you fight off depression.  Sculpt, paint, draw, photograph, or collage.   Pick colors, abstract images, or shapes that convey your grief.  You don't have to consider yourself an artist to participate in art therapy.  The physical act of expressing yourself on paper, in clay, or through a photograph is the important part.  I like words, so I tend to caption my artwork, but that isn't necessary if you choose not to.  If you don't think of yourself as an artist, but would like to give it a go with a little guidance, check out "Healing Artwork: Creativity Grief" for a step by step guide for processing grief through a wide variety of art media.  


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  • Home
  • Our Story
    • Charlotte's Journey
  • Blog
    • Poetry
  • Grief Resources
    • For the Mother
    • For the Father/Partner
    • For the sibling
    • For the Grandparent
    • For Caregivers & Medical Staff
    • How to support a grieving friend
    • Book Club
  • Memorial Planning
    • Components
    • Readings
    • Music
    • Program Templates
    • Other Ways to Remember your baby
    • Financial Assistance
  • Weekend of Kindness
    • Weekend of Kindness 2020 >
      • This Year's Projects
      • This Year's Gear
      • This Year's Impact
    • PROJECTS WE'RE PROUD OF
    • JOIN THE KINDNESS CREW
    • A FEW KIND IDEAS
  • Wrapped in Love Project
    • Project Wish List
    • Resources for Sewists
    • Project Gallery
    • Donate a Dress
    • Volunteer to Sew