THE GOOD GRIEF PROJECT
Dedicated to understanding grief as a creative and active process
Our Mission
Changing the landscape and language of grief
The Good Grief Project is the brainchild of bereaved parents Jane Harris and Jimmy Edmonds whose son Josh died in a road accident in Vietnam in 2011. Jane is a psychotherapist and Jimmy is a filmmaker.
Our mission is to support families grieving after the untimely death of a loved one, particularly the death of a child. And to promote an understanding of what it means to grieve in a society that often has difficulty talking openly about death, dying and bereavement.
Our own response to Josh’s death has been to use both the still and the moving image to articulate our grief. We now want to help you to find your way of expressing your grief.
“Grief is about doing…if you do stuff, you express stuff, that’s when you move forward in grief.”
ACTIVE GRIEF RETREATS
We have developed a number of workshops, courses and weekend retreats all designed to help you to manage and express your grief in ways that are both active and true to you.
14th to 16th October 2022
Blackadon Farm,
Nr Ivybridge Dartmoor
our latest news
Making it Real – Death and Photography … by Rosa
FOUR TREES DOWN FROM PONTE SISTO – a BBC Radio Play
The transformative power of grief – a few examples
a love that never dies
A Film by Jimmy Edmonds and Jane Harris
A Love That Never Dies documents our journeys to Vietnam, India and across the USA – a trip made in honour of Josh who was also on his travels when he died.
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