"Reading When Flowers Aren't Enough is like sitting with a friend who both shares and listens as you walk through the practical tools inside."
–Amanda Goodnough BSW, RSW
Nice easy read with pages for self reflection and journaling. Whether you're the person grieving or you are supporting someone, everyone needs this book.
–Tammy Evans
Beyond the rituals and ceremonies, Jennifer Thom invites you to join her as she journeys through overwhelming grief and emerges with new-found strength, resilience, and understanding.
PURCHASE EBOOK NOW PURCHASE BOOK NOWStronger Life Connections is there for you anytime. Sharing stories in a safe place to connect with others online. Access practical tools you can download. Find the hope to work through painful emotions of loss and free yourself from the fear of moving forward.
Jennifer Thom invites you to join her as she journeys through overwhelming grief and emerges with newfound strength, resilience, and understanding. Her easy-to-read book will help you do the same.
This is a practical course to use at your own pace to process your thoughts and learn to support others.
Grief and Loss Mentors, Jennifer and Darlene will lead you through Life Lessons on Monday, Connect Session on Wednesday, with a special guest speaker every month.
Jennifer is a licensed funeral director who has worked with families experiencing loss. From the early stages of illness to bereavement.
Borrowing from her struggles, Jennifer faces loss head-on. In her twenties, she decided to pursue a Funeral Service career to understand loss and grief.
Darlene is a Registered Social Worker and a counsellor at heart. She has extensive experience working with individuals who have experienced loss.
Darlene's life journey has led to a deep desire to equip others. She knows the tools individuals need to find healing and make strong connections.
Listen to Darlene explain the RoadMap and discover where you are on the road to healing.
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