Grieving for the Sibling You Lost, livre ebook

“ Grieving for the Sibling You Lost is a groundbreaking book, giving a much-needed voice to the experience of sibling death—one of the most unacknowledged and minimized losses today. This book does a wonderful job of providing tips, tools, and coping strategies on how to find hope and meaning after a sibling loss. It is a must-read for bereaved siblings who want to gain a better understanding of the sibling experience. I wish I had this book when my 17-year-old brother died.” — Heidi Horsley, PsyD, LMSW, MS , executive director of Open to Hope Foundation, and adjunct professor at Columbia University “All too often there can be a painful, silent scream inside the heart and mind of a teenager who has lost a sibling. The terrain of adolescent development is difficult enough as it is, yet when a brother or sister of a teenager dies, life changes forever and becomes emotionally complex and tumultuous. In this book, Erica Goldblatt Hyatt presents a deeply compassionate and empathic understanding of the teenager’s grief experience. The guidelines offered herein offer a knowledgeable road map of the journey of healing and recovery. Goldblatt Hyatt is a skilled traveller providing signposts and directions along the uncharted terrain of healing from the loss of a sibling. This book is a very readable, user-friendly, and practical resource for any teenagers walking the mourner’s path, and for those who accompany them.