Bereavement Professional

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

I am new to bereavement in our hospice department.
We do have a grief support group, and do a couple of events throughout the year.
I am finding that our bereavement information is very outdated. Most is dated in the 90's and early 2000's. 

May I ask, what do you use?  Where do you find resources?

Thank you so much for any direction you are willing to provide.

Sherri

Our Grief Mail Series (GMS) is a scheduled mailer that is sent at the following intervals:

• H1 30 Days After the Loss 

This issue has the newly grieving in mind.  It gently reminds the reader that grief, although normal, is also unique.  It includes a self-help exercise to offer comfort.

• H2 3 Months After the Loss

This issue acknowledges the pains of grief and describes some common reactions people have during their mourning period.

• H3 6 Months After the Loss

This issue explores how to cope with depression, anger, and guilt.  It includes suggestions for expressing these difficult emotions.

• H4 9 Months After the Loss

This issue reflects on loneliness and offers hope and tips on much-needed self-care.

• H5 11 Months After the Loss

Readers find fresh perspectives for facing the first year anniversary of the death.  Receiving this issue in the 11^th month can relieve anxiety by giving time to implement a plan to gather family and friends to honor the deceased.

• H6 13 Months After the Loss

This is intended as a closing piece for your bereavement program.  It is comforting for the grieving to know you are still there to help them, as it brings hope for their future.  You can let your families know that this is the last issue in the series that they will receive from you.  Our template system makes this easy.

If this timeline of mailings doesn't meet your needs, you can send out individual issues or bundle issues together to reduce mailings.

Our Grief Mail Series is an easy-to-use and meaningful tool to guide individuals through the first 13 months of the grieving process.  Each issue features practical advice, soothing poetry, stories of healing, and calming imagery.

Benefits of this series include:

• Scheduled, mindful content aligned with recipients' stage of mourning
• A defined, streamlined program for standardized bereavement care programs across large organizations, departments, and branch offices
• A cost-efficient way to align your brand with the personalized care and concern you express to families
• Elegantly designed materials that provide soothing reminders far beyond the moment they are received
• A meaningful approach to meeting and documenting bereavement support requirements

The Hope Through Healing™ Grief Mail Series can be customized to suit your business or organization's needs.  We provide complimentary templates and a tracking tool that enable your staff or volunteer team to easily personalize each month's mailing and document your schedule of recipients. 

 We would be grateful for the opportunity to support your program!

Alejandra
Hope Through Healing Publications
alejandra@hopethroughhealing.com
480-777-5828
hopethroughhealing.com

Our Grief Mail Series (GMS) is a scheduled mailer that is sent at the following intervals:

• H1 30 Days After the Loss 

This issue has the newly grieving in mind.  It gently reminds the reader that grief, although normal, is also unique.  It includes a self-help exercise to offer comfort.

• H2 3 Months After the Loss

This issue acknowledges the pains of grief and describes some common reactions people have during their mourning period.

• H3 6 Months After the Loss

This issue explores how to cope with depression, anger, and guilt.  It includes suggestions for expressing these difficult emotions.

• H4 9 Months After the Loss

This issue reflects on loneliness and offers hope and tips on much-needed self-care.

• H5 11 Months After the Loss

Readers find fresh perspectives for facing the first year anniversary of the death.  Receiving this issue in the 11^th month can relieve anxiety by giving time to implement a plan to gather family and friends to honor the deceased.

• H6 13 Months After the Loss

This is intended as a closing piece for your bereavement program.  It is comforting for the grieving to know you are still there to help them, as it brings hope for their future.  You can let your families know that this is the last issue in the series that they will receive from you.  Our template system makes this easy.

If this timeline of mailings doesn't meet your needs, you can send out individual issues or bundle issues together to reduce mailings.

Our Grief Mail Series is an easy-to-use and meaningful tool to guide individuals through the first 13 months of the grieving process.  Each issue features practical advice, soothing poetry, stories of healing, and calming imagery.

Benefits of this series include:

• Scheduled, mindful content aligned with recipients' stage of mourning
• A defined, streamlined program for standardized bereavement care programs across large organizations, departments, and branch offices
• A cost-efficient way to align your brand with the personalized care and concern you express to families
• Elegantly designed materials that provide soothing reminders far beyond the moment they are received
• A meaningful approach to meeting and documenting bereavement support requirements

The Hope Through Healing™ Grief Mail Series can be customized to suit your business or organization's needs.  We provide complimentary templates and a tracking tool that enable your staff or volunteer team to easily personalize each month's mailing and document your schedule of recipients. 

 We would be grateful for the opportunity to support your program!

Alejandra
Hope Through Healing Publications
alejandra@hopethroughhealing.com
480-777-5828
hopethroughhealing.com