Sometimes support comes in just a few words. Death and loss are difficult transitions for us, but we don't heal alone. Grief is healed in the presence of human compassion. This tool provides a way to reach out to one another by giving language to the emotions of grief.

Gale Massey is formally educated in psychology and counseling and has gained life knowledge by communing with many educators and spiritual leaders of our time (Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, Stephen Levine, Thich Nhat Hahn, among others). Grief, reminders for healing, has been distributed widely throughout the U.S. and Canada, and has remained in constant circulation since 1991. Currently there are 750,000 copies in print. This unique 3 x 3 inch pocket book reaches across religion, race, age and gender to touch the very human experience of loss.

M.S. Community Counseling, Georgia State University, 1991

Gale is a free lance writer of fiction and nonfiction. She lives with her family in St. Petersburg, Florida.