A Daughter's Grief Journal: Daily Prompts and Exercises for Navigating the Loss of Your Mother

Biographical Note:
DIANE P. BRENNAN is a licensed mental health counselor specializing in grief and loss. In 2018, she founded The 20-20 Grief Project to focus on talking with people about their losses from more than 20 years ago. This is a project of shared human connectedness, vulnerability, and kindness for those sharing and listening to these stories of pain and loss.

Review Quotes:
" A Daughter's Grief Journal provides insights, awareness, and healing action for daughters mourning the loss of a mother. Brennan does a wonderful job of balancing education from current grief theories with active, hands-on, reflective activities to help daughters process grief. Full of thought-provoking and introspective activities, Brennan's expertise in grief and bereavement also makes this a valuable resource for any clinician working with clients mourning the loss of a parent." --Dr. Heather Robertson, LMHC, chair of the Counselor Education Dept., St. John's University

Review Quotes:
"This is not an ordinary grief journal! The prompts are unique and very thought-provoking. Diane has such an incredible understanding of grief and she knows how to relate on a profound level. I am excited to be able to offer her book as a resource to my clients!" --Melinda Ruppert, LCPC

Review Quotes:
"Diane Brennan is the perfect person to accompany you through the wrenching loss of a loved one. She is one of those rare people who possess a depth of knowledge, skill, and the intuition to know how best to help in any situation. Diane combines these traits with compassion and a unique sense of commitment. I have had the privilege, both personally and professionally, of witnessing Diane's growth and flowering into the quintessential professional she is today." --Carol Shyer, PhD, LCSW, psychoanalyst

Contributor Bio:Brennan, Diane

DIANE P. BRENNAN is a licensed mental health counselor specializing in grief and loss. In 2018, she founded The 20-20 Grief Project to focus on talking with people about their losses from more than 20 years ago. This is a project of shared human connectedness, vulnerability, and kindness for those sharing and listening to these stories of pain and loss.