NAVIGATE LOSS AND FIND YOUR PATH FORWARD
Grief naturally follows loss, but we do not have to be stuck in negative spaces forever. These biblical mental health techniques help you understand your emotions, accept your new reality, and step into the future, stronger.
Chuck and Ashley Elliott are authors of the book I Used to be ____ and spend much of their time equipping people to build spiritual and relational success. Chuck, as a pastor, and Ashley, as a counselor, have devoted their lives to help people fight negativity and leave a legacy. They earned master’s degrees in counseling, education, and organizational leadership. Chuck and Ashley live in Indiana with their three sons and enjoy spending time outside as a family. Find their book and many free resources at chuckandashley.com.
Again, thank you for addressing the topic of grief so compassionately in your blog. It's essential to provide a safe space for people to discuss their feelings and seek guidance, especially during challenging moments in life.
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading this insightful blog post about coping with grief. It's a topic that affects us all at some point in our lives, and the author's words resonate deeply!
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