PinnedShelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·May 12What to Say to Someone Grieving: Three Phrases That Actually HelpA few years ago, I was on the phone with a grief client named Marie, who had suffered the heart-wrenching loss of a baby.
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·May 21Angry in Grief? 3 Tools for Coping with Anger After LossThere’s a moment in almost every grief experience when sadness gives way to something sharper.
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·May 14You’ll Never Feel Completely Safe or “Back to Normal” After Loss.Across social media, inside support groups, and even in my online grief community, Life After Loss Academy, there’s one wish grieving…
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·May 12What Is Secondary Loss in Grief? Examples and How to Process ThemIf someone asked you about your loss, you could probably sum it up in a single sentence.
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·May 7The 7 Worst Things to Say to Someone Grieving—and What to Say InsteadJust about every week, a griever shares something hurtful someone said to them that reminds me of how powerful and impactful words can be…
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·Apr 30How to Come Back to Life After Loss: A Rebuilding Guide for GrieversRecently, a listener emailed me after finding the Grief Grower podcast in the weeks following his son’s death.
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·Apr 27 Low-Energy Ways to Ask for Help When You’re Deep in GriefThere’s a component of grief that many people don’t talk about.
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·Mar 26What to Say to Someone Grieving: Why Words Matter More Than You ThinkWhen someone you care about is grieving, there are moments that feel loaded with the pressure of what to say.
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·Mar 19Grief Waves Keep on Coming—And That’s Actually a Good Sign After LossOne of the most unsettling parts of grief isn’t just that it hurts. It’s that it keeps coming back over and over and over again.
Shelby Forsythia | Grief Coach + Author·Mar 126 Ways Your Words Can Support Someone Who Is GrievingWhen someone you care about is grieving, it’s easy to feel like words fall short.