We Did It – Yes We Did!
Diary and thoughts from the 2023 Kilimanjaro Challenge
Remember This: A conversation with the Archbishop
Join us for this special event at the Unveracity of Exeter this Saturday (11th Nov)
A mountain to climb
…a bit like grief
Spring – a signal of rebirth, regeneration & growth
April 2023 Newsletter
DECEMBER – a season of joy or sorrow (our latest newsletter)
All our thoughts and updates for the holiday season
Making it Real – Death and Photography … by Rosa
The year after he died, Joshua’s younger sister, Rosa was studying on a Foundation Art course at Oxford Brookes University and we are reproducing here an essay she wrote as part of her course which explores the themes of photography and death and the way we can use the medium to memorialise our loved one’s. […]
FOUR TREES DOWN FROM PONTE SISTO – a BBC Radio Play
It gets a mention in our new book WHEN WORDS ARE NOT ENOUGH (to be published by Hawthorn Press October 2022) – so we’re reposting this from our previous website BEYOND GOODBYE When they hear the words “radio four” and “play” all in the same breathe, many people seem to recoil with the speed and […]
The transformative power of grief – a few examples
How is it possible to go on living – not just surviving but thriving – after an unimaginable loss? We have been asked this question so many times – generally by people who have not been bereaved.
when words are not enough …
We are thrilled to announce that our book ‘When Words Are Not Enough – creative responses to grief’ will be published Hawthorn Press in October 2022! ‘When Words Not Enough’ is our attempt to bridge the divide between the silence that surrounds grief and the lived experience of the bereaved.
Climb Kilimanjaro for The Good Grief Project
It should have happened in 2020, the again it should have happened in 2021. Twice now an intrepid team of Good Grief supporters have had their Kilimanjaro fundraising expedition postponed thanks to the Covid restrictions. But it now looks like – in 2022 – they are GOOD TO GO!!!!
