Portraying grief in silence – E-book

Grief cannot be resolved; it needs to be lived, felt, and given form. In Portraying grief in silence, the author shares twenty years of
experience in creative grief therapy through stories of children, adults, and families who have faced loss—both through death and through living loss: what is missed while life continues.

These stories reveal the diversity of help-seeking questions and show grief requires attention, time, and space. Supporting grief has never been a solitary task; it is a shared journey, quietly carrying what cannot be put into words, and making room for the unique rhythm of each client.

This book invites professionals to pause and reflect on their own practice, find inspiration in human encounters, and see the path of grief as a creative, healing journey—for both client and therapist.The book is suitable for professionals working with grief—therapists, grief counselors, psychologists—and offers inspiration for creative, healing support. It can also be of interest to non-professionals experiencing grief or wanting to understand how loss can be lived, felt, and expressed, through stories about children, adults, and families.

Please note: this book is available in e-book format only.