Our 3rd Reprint has just arrived with new foreword

Liz Gleeson's new short animated film about some of the common experiences of grief.

Authors of Surviving the Tsunami of Grief, Wendelien McNicoll and Katrina Taee attend the official launch of Liz Gleeson's Shapes of Grief Education Programme in Greystones, Ireland.

Louie from the Louie B Free radio show in the USA talks to Katrina Taee and Wendelien McNicoll about grief, the loneliness of those times and why people sometimes don't speak to the bereaved. They explore how powerless grief can make us feel at times.

A short piece introducing the topic of anticipatory grief and the unique set of circumstances that families find themselves in trying to cope with the impending death of a loved one. This type of grief exacts a toll of families and is often overlooked by their wider circles of friends and communities.

Louie B Free has a radio show called BrainFood from the Heartland, for adult audiences. We talked around the subject of our book, about grief, the difficulties that families are experiencing during the pandemic, about advance planning and other sorts of grief that we might experience, for example the loss of our pets. If you are unsure if the book is for you, your might like to listen to this chat because I explain quite a bit about the format of the book, and what the purpose behind it is. It is 50 mins long. https://www.facebook.com/100001005190557/videos/3943220742388060/

A short message about the very important National Day of Reflection, 23rd March 2021, a day to think about those who have died and those who are left behind.

There is so much grief around this Christmas, it is very hard for families to cope with so many challenges. This short piece offers some tips and understanding about how difficult it is.

A short signposting piece to some helpful resources from our book, for those who are grieving during National Grief Awareness Week 2020