Grief is a difficult journey

Helping You Learn About Grief

Should you dispose of your loved one's belongings?

A look at disposing of belongings after someone has died. This video is just my own opinion, as this is how I felt with my son's physical items.

Everyone is different and handles this in their own way, in their own time. Be respectful if your views differ from someone else. It's not beneficial to judge, as you really don't know their reasons one way or another.

Signs From Beyond

Honoring special occasions without our loved ones can be very difficult. Here is a method I use often to overcome grief.

The Hole That Never Heals

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Suffering With Loss

When Someone You Love Dies

Many people in society do not know how to help you. Grief can be a lonely journey and you will need to find resources that help you through times of isolation.

Bereaved Parents Fear This Question

For child loss survivors, this tends to be a question that parents stumble over every time they are blind-sided by it. Your mind swirls in anguish, and your internal challenges of how to answer this simple question, overflow you with emotion. I have found a way to finally address this question and let the fear go about my response.

Dealing With Loss

Home Study Video Course

Kim Halerwich-Clark delves into the emotional torment of grief and works towards coping methods to ease the suffering of those dealing with loss. Her unique perspective on grief gives her students practical exercises and coping techniques to assist them with the grieving process. She explores the idea of existence after death of the physical body and shares her story of healing after losing her only son in 2015.

Join in on her journey of survival, if you have lost a loved one or work with clients who are struggling with loss.

What you’ll learn:

How to look at physical death in a different perspective.
To become more open to the possibility of life after death.
How to recognize signs from your deceased loved ones.
How to use meditation to open your spiritual awareness.
Coping methods to bring you through periods of grief.
Outlining the emotions of grief and the common myths.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who has experienced the loss of a child, spouse, or loved one.
Anyone who wants a different understanding when helping friends or family deal with loss.
Anyone who has interest in the spiritual realm.
Counselors and grief coaches who want another perspective to help their grieving clients.
Anyone who has an interest in dealing with grief.

Instructor Kim Halerwich-Clark is Certified in Neuro Linguistic Programming and is currently studying hypnotherapy and also works with personalized meditations to ease the symptoms of grief.

In 2015, Kim lost her eighteen year old son, Logan, and her world came to a abrupt halt. Through writing books and teaching workshops, Kim gained the strength after child loss to continue her desire of helping others who are suffering.

Kim brings a unique perspective to the grieving process, as she has been immersed in her own journey of healing. Her goal is to empower her students and help them emerge from the obstacles that keep them stuck in places that no longer serve their best interest.

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Books Dealing With Grief

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