
This course will help you better understand grief, especially related to suicide. If offers worksheets to help understand your emotions and determine if you are in a stuck state after grief. The goal is for you to take care of yourself during the grieving process and begin the journey of recovery.
This lecture helps you understand that grief is a misunderstood emotion.
This lecture discusses some emotions of grief related to suicide. A worksheet is provided to help you understand how they affect you.
This lecture describes a myth about grief that you may not have heard before.
After this lecture you will be able to determine if you are in a stuck state and if you need to seek help.
This lectures provides three steps to get you started on your journey of recovery.
I share with you my grief after my husband Gerry died. It was devastating, but I believe in the message that I teach, which is to keep moving forward. I know life is meant to be lived and that it can be good again after a loss. Let's live our best lives together. Love and Light, Robin
This course is a very fundamental course on grief. But it discusses grief related to suicide loss, since I (Robin) know firsthand what it feels like to lose a loved one to suicide. You will learn the various emotions associated with grief. It’s very easy to get into a stuck state of existence if you have suffered a traumatic loss. The “stuck” states are discussed, and you will be able to determine if you are stuck in your grief. You will learn a myth about grief and this course gives you three steps to that are crucial to help get you started on your journey of recovery. Processing your grief takes time and everyone does it in their own time frame. The important part is to recognize where you are in the process and keep moving forward. If you stop, you can get stuck. You will have days that you feel you’ve been moving forward, then something happens, and you feel that you’ve taken steps backwards. Don’t worry, it’s part of the process. Don’t beat yourself up about it. Make the intention to do the next right thing in front of you that will keep moving forward. It’s not an easy journey, but I know it can be done, because I have done it and it’s worth the effort. I wish you all the best. Love and Light, Robin