#1 Best-Selling Author on Grief and NarcissismExpert guidance, healing exercises and experience from others who have lost a parent. Theresa Jackson lost her father in 2007 and has since put together useful clinical and healing resources for others in the same position, to help them recover. With an Masters degree in clinical research, Theresa has combined the latest theories and practices on loss, with effective meditations and exercises so that you can honor and remember your lost parent, all the while processing your grief in a healthy way. Sharing hers and others' personal journeys of coming to terms with the loss of a parent, she hopes to help more bereaved adult children on their healing journeys. "Loss of a Parent, Adult Grief when Parents Die" combines a personal approach with expert guidance and informed grief exercises, to make readers feel less alone and more informed about what they might experience next."Loss of a Parent" will help you to: Feel less isolated in your grief, by reading the stories of how other people felt, and how they dealt with their lossUnderstand that it's okay to have confusing or unexpected thoughts and emotions, that people react differently to losing a parent, and that you are most likely 'normal' in how you're feelingGain some context by learning about the 7 stages of grief, which stage you might be in currently, and get an idea about what you might experience nextUnderstand how complicated or prolonged grief is common, and gain insight into how to try and move onGuided exercises will help you work through your grief in a healthy wayOther people are saying... "This is such a good book for this difficult time. When my father passed away even though we had some indication of his declining health nothing could really prepare m for the tsunami of feelings. I belonged to a church and they were supportive but there was very little reading material at hand and this book would have been a valuable aid to help me understand or anticipate the effects of bereavement""I bought this book after recently losing my mum. It is a very easy book to read and understand. I found that I could relate to both the experiences of the author and other case studies easily and it made me feel less alone at a very difficult time. The book addresses all the little issues (practical and emotional) that you may not be able to talk to others about." "I can relate to the Theresa's story, as well as the other stories recounted in the book. I still have