Grief Recovery Of Tupelo
“helping people grieve more gently and heal their grief-related pain”
Grief
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the normal & natural reaction to loss -
if nothing changes, nothing changes
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“entrance fees are so low, exit fees so high” — GJW
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a broken bone, untreated, might knit back together, but without the strength, flexibility, or function it once knew - the same is true for a broken heart
Clinical Director:
G. Jay Westbrook MS, RN
After three decades as both a clinical hospice nurse and Grief Recovery Specialist, Jay has exited his hospice role and is now focused solely on providing Online Advanced Grief Recovery services to people suffering or struggling with loss:
--recent losses or ancient losses
--death-related losses or
--non-death-related losses;
(divorce/break-up, loss of self, loss of hope, dementia-related losses, loss of health,
losses related to childhood abuse, etc.)
Grief Recovery is the only evidence-based intervention for grief that allows truly meaningful & lasting healing and
re-engagement with life.
Stories from our work:
Compassionate Journeys:
Lessons From My Work With the Dying
By G. Jay Westbrook
"An amazing, profound, moving, & inspirational collection of powerful stand-alone stories - shared in the narrative style of Native Americans - each of which illustrates a tool for co-journeying with the dying, and which can be used equally well with the dying, their families, or to train clinical professionals."
Husband/Widower
Nancy Morgan
Westbrook
"small price to pay for a
life-long love affair"
Incest Survivor
Survivor of profound incest and torture, now guiding women and men from victim to survivor to thriver.
Healing the loss of:
trust, innocence, safety, security, boundaries, living unguarded, and seeing the world as fair & just
Teaching & Inspiring
on the constellation of issues surrounding End-of-Life and Grief & Loss
employing the powerful story-telling style of Native Americans
“Your stories & grace have haunted my thoughts & helped me tremendously.”
- E. Richardson, M.D.
