Dr. Leelo Bush’s long-awaited, definitive book that exposes what keeps millions trapped in grief and finally sets them free. This book is for the one who feels imprisoned by grief and their loved ones and professionals who want to help — and aren’t sure what’s missing.

At some point, we all experience loss, and the way we navigate grief can shape the rest of our lives. Finding the right support and tools makes all the difference. BJ Cantrell’s story is a powerful testament to the life-changing impact of faith-based grief coaching. As a returning student at PCCCA, our original academy, she

The Joy-Focused Life: Falling in Love With Living Again   Maybe your happy ending isn’t what you expected. Perhaps you initially have trouble calling it “happy”. And it may not be a dramatic moment when everything is suddenly perfect. The happy ending may be the quiet unfolding of a new life. One where you fall in

“At Grief Coach University, we believe that healing is not just possible—it’s transformational. Our students come from diverse backgrounds, each bringing their own experiences with loss, heartache, and the desire to help others. One such inspiring story comes from Lucy Bonsanto-Ramirez, a dedicated grief coach whose journey through the Joy Restoration / Christian Grief Coach

Grief is one of the most profound challenges we face as human beings. It touches every part of our lives—our emotions, thoughts, and even our physical well-being. Yet, despite its universality, the path through grief is anything but straightforward. Many people find themselves stuck in a cycle of pain, unable to move forward, not because

Because you’re here, chances are you’ve been thinking about supporting others with grief and loss or specifically becoming a grief coach. Maybe you’ve been through your own journey of loss, or perhaps you’ve always felt a deep pull to help others through difficult times. Could it be your own loss is still weighing on you

Have you ever noticed that when things get tough, people turn to you? Are you the one they trust to listen, offer comfort, and help ease their worries? Whether or not you fully realize it, you’ve been using your God-given gifts all along. The compassion, wisdom, and understanding you naturally offer are powerful tools for healing and

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the immense emotional and psychological toll on individuals, families, and communities has become painfully clear. As someone witnessing this devastation, you may be asking yourself: How can we possibly process and heal from the trauma left in its wake? The answer lies, in part, in grief coaching. In fact,

Understanding Disenfranchised Grief: 7 Overlooked Forms of Grief and How We Can Provide SolutionsGrief is a universal experience, but not all grief is recognized or supported in the same way. Disenfranchised grief occurs when a person’s loss is not acknowledged or validated by society, leaving them to grieve in silence. This kind of grief is

How Grief Manifests in Your Body: Physical Symptoms You Might Be IgnoringWhen we think of grief, we often focus on the emotional pain—the sadness, confusion, and sense of loss that comes with it. But what many people don’t realize is that grief can also manifest physically, and these symptoms are often overlooked or misunderstood. From

Why Grieving Isn’t Just About Death:10 Life Events That Cause Unexpected GriefWhen most people think of grief, they think of the loss of a loved one. It’s the most recognized and deeply felt type of grief. However, grief isn’t confined to death alone. In reality, grief can stem from many different types of loss—loss of

The Healing Power Found in Validation:The  Role of Faith in Validation: Finding Comfort in ChristFor many, faith plays a crucial role in the grieving process and can be a profound source of validation. While earthly validation—through friends, family, or a grief coach—can provide comfort and relief, spiritual validation offers a deeper, unshakeable foundation. Through Christ,

When we are equipped to handle grief and trauma, the ripple effect can lead to more compassionate communities, stronger support networks, and greater collective resilience.