I live with my grief

pain, longing and powerlessness, but also gratitude and love. The mourners reshape their changed everyday lives, search for answers to the "why?" of a death and deal with the meaning of their own continued life.Chris Paul, one of Germany's most renowned grief counselors, works in this follow-up edition with the already introduced Kaleidoscope of Mourning. This is a true-to-life, easy-to-understand picture in which mourners can recognize themselves on their paths of grief. It shows many different reactions and ways of shaping a grief journey. The possible stumbling blocks are vividly described, and coping with them can be successful with the many ideas for support that are suitable for everyday life. The new edition has been thoroughly revised and expanded to include numerous practical exercises that also address the current situation in the Corona pandemic and all the problems that this poses for grief work.In addition, the author has made a large part of the exercises available as audio or video examples on her homepage: www.trauerkaleidoskop.de.Ein new approach to understanding grief processesHow do I manage to >survive with my griefA clear and helpful guide for mournersExpanded new edition of the successful title.