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THE WORLD OF GRIEF

Grief is the normal, emotional response to loss.

You can complete the grieving process and move beyond loss.

The Book

When grief shatters your world and nothing is normal anymore, how do you pick up the pieces? What if the pieces don’t fit anymore?

The Grief Recovery Method® Library

Death, divorce, breakups, estrangement, job change, empty nest, pet death... Free downloads for almost any type of loss.

Stepping Out of Grief

Designed for widows, this self-paced course teaches strategies for dealing with feelings and situations common to new grievers.

The Grief Recovery Method®

An action-based, powerful, directed approach to healing from life’s deepest heartbreaks.
Available via Zoom in small groups and one-on-one.

 
 
 

“Working with Ellen, I could see it was possible to come out the other end.”

When I first met Ellen I was sad. I grasped for people with whom I could connect and not feel alone, alone, alone. As we went through the Grief Recovery Method® I realized I was indeed sad, but also growing. Through Ellen, I met someone who had a similar life experience as me and made it through—which made me incredibly optimistic about my future. She is a role model and she helps me see life as a glass half full.

— Bonnie Neubauer, Widow, Artist & Author, Grief Coach

Are you having difficulty accepting the reality of a loss, or do you find yourself hiding your true feelings from others? 

There’s a tested program that allows you to retain all of your fond memories while freeing you from the pain these memories may now cause.

  • “When I came to Ellen, I was grieving and beating myself up for it.”

    — L.E., Attorney, Wife & Mother

  • "My sister’s husband died suddenly, and I needed to talk to somebody else."

    — Betty Bradley, 72, Matriarch

  • “With Ellen, I could see it was possible to come out the other end.”

    — Bonnie Neubauer, Widow, Artist & Author, Grief Coach

  • "The thing that got me through 2020 was the 6 weeks we spent dealing with my grief."

    — Ann Suchecki, 65, Potter & Teacher

  • “I was in a place where I just wanted to forget about my grief and just move on. I thought there was some switch I could use.”

    — Mary Bostic, Matriarch, Widow

  • “This work was essential to my being able to take the steps I needed to start the next phase of my life.”

    —Michelle Armour, Landscape Designer, Massage Therapist (retired)

  • "Ellen accepts people where they’re at without trying to fix it, numb it, or make it be different."

    — Kim Standeven, Writer, Mother

  • "Ellen is a caring, empathetic, compassionate woman who through her own sadness is able to help others find a way to deal with their sadnesses."

    — Cyndi Feldman, 67, Retired

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