Life After Loss: Helping the Bereaved

by Christy Kenneally

Overview

What do you say after you've said 'Sorry for your trouble'? This is not just a book for the bereaved but for everyone who is unsure how to act and what to say when faced with friends, family, loved ones, colleagues and acquaintances who have been bereaved.  
Life After Loss was written for what the author calls the 'second circle' who are dealing with the bereavement of others. They include family, friends, colleagues, employers, carers, nurses, doctors, priests, pastors, social workers and counsellors . Drawing on twenty years of lecturing, training and broadcasting on the subject of bereavement, Christy Kenneally has put together a book filled with human interest, anecdote and even humour .

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781781171219
Publisher:	Mercier Press, Limited, The
Publication date:	03/06/2023
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	128
File size:	618 KB

About the Author

Christy Kenneally, one of Ireland's best-loved communications and media personalities, is also the bestselling author of two books of memoirs, Maura's Boy  and The New Curate.
Christy Kenneally, one of Ireland’s best-loved communications and media personalities, is the bestselling author of two books of memoirs, Maura’s Boy and The New Curate. He now works as a communications consultant and broadcaster

Read an Excerpt

Empowering book on coping with loss, grieving, and bereavement. Helps you understand and cope with many forms of loss including suicide.This is a book for all of us who are unsure how to behave and what to say when faced with friends, family, loved ones, colleagues and acquaintances who are bereaved. What do you say after you've said Sorry for your trouble? This is not just a book for the bereaved but for everyone who is unsure how to act and what to say when faced with friends, family, loved ones, colleagues and acquaintances who have been bereaved. Life After Loss was written for what the author calls the 'second circle' who are dealing with the bereavement of others. They include family, friends, colleagues, employers, carers, nurses, doctors, priests, pastors, social workers and counsellors. Drawing on twenty years of lecturing, training and broadcasting on the subject of bereavement, Christy Kenneally has put together a book filled with human interest, anecdote and even humour.

Christy Kenneally, one of Ireland’s best-loved communications and media personalities, is the bestselling author of 'Small Wonders'. He now works as a communications consultant and broadcaster.