Showing posts with label grieving a loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grieving a loss. Show all posts

May 9, 2011

8 Keys to a Successful Grief and Loss Coaching Session

We have been blessed with the opportunity to coach persons, who are experiencing grief and loss in their life. We have been humbled by the testimonials from our clients and those we have trained regarding our work in the area of grief and loss. Over the years, as we review the work accomplished in this area of our ministry, we have conducted an informal survey of those 'best practices' which result in a successful grief and loss coaching session. Here is what we have found:    

March 17, 2011

7 Secrets to Setting Up a Successful Grief Ministry

There are secrets you need to know if you are thinking about setting up a successful grief and loss ministry.


Hosting a grief and loss ministry is one of the most valuable and uplifting ministries you can start in your community, or in your local church. Did you know...?

January 20, 2011

Removing the Barriers to Effective Coaching For Clients Grieving a Loss

I was recently having lunch with a counselor friend. He told me he had discovered in his coaching practice that before a client could begin to move forward, he always had to explore with them, the significant loses in their life, even if that wasn’t the reason the client originally wanted coaching. If loss and grief were present, he said, the client had to come to terms with loss, before they would ever be able to move forward in their life.