By remembering the lives and legacies of loved ones, we can take concrete steps to heal ourselves.
By remembering and celebrating how they lived, rather than how they died, we can enhance our resilience, compassion, and creativity.
During the promotional tour for her first book, The Living Memories Project: Legacies that Last, Dr. Meryl Ain saw that people grieving for loved ones, as well as professionals who work with the bereaved, needed a new approach and additional tools to help in the process of moving forward.
This determination to support others in coming to terms with the loss of a loved one led Dr. Ain to bring together resources, stories and to help professionals individuals, and bereavement groups transform grief into positive action and living legacies.
