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Book details

Genre:SELF-HELP
SubGenre:Death, Grief, Bereavement
Language:English
Pages:44
eBook ISBN:9780615514482

Must Be the Witches in the Mountains

by Heidi Bryan

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Overview

An irreverent guide for knowing what to say after someone dies by suicide. Using humor to illustrate her point, Heidi Bryan has written a delightful little book showing people what is and what isn't appropriate to say to someone who has just lost a significant person to suicide.

Description

Grief after suicide is unique and complicated, shrouded in mystery, shame, and stigma. Many people are uncomfortable around the topic and as a result, have no idea how to help a friend or relative who has just lost someone to suicide. Having survived her brother Jeff's suicide, Heidi Bryan experienced firsthand the awkwardness and stigma people felt. Demonstrating that humor does have a place in grief and laughter is possible after losing someone to suicide, she shows the reader what is and what isn't helpful to the friends and family members. Short and easy to read, this book is valuable resource - and makes a great gift, too! (Admit it- we all know someone who could use this book.)

About the author

Heidi Bryan is the founder of Feeling Blue Suicide Prevention Council, a nonprofit organization based in Pennsylvania, after losing her brother Jeff to suicide. Heidi developed the booklet, After an Attempt: The Emotional Impact of a Suicide Attempt on Families and co-authored another booklet entitled Now What Do I Do with Amy Cunningham, Psy.D. (in press). She received her Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Cedar Crest College. Heidi recently moved to Neenah, Wisconsin, with her husband, Bill, and their chocolate Newfoundland, Winnie, where she uses her Chemistry degree to create rolled, dipped, and filled chocolate confections.

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