We hope you find these self-help resources useful. We know this journey is tough and you can feel so alone with it. Do remember we can also offer professional support (UK only) if you wish to explore and understand your ambiguous loss further and ways to manage better day to day.
BOOKS
Ambiguous Loss: Learning to Live with Unresolved Grief - If you are experiencing an ambiguous loss, this book by Pauline Boss will help you understand the term and what you might be going through.
Loss, Trauma and Resilience: Therapeutic Work With Ambiguous Loss - If you are a Therapist who wants to understand ambiguous loss in more depth, we recommend this book by Pauline Boss.
Non-Death Loss and Grief: Context and Clinical Implications - A book edited by Darcy L. Harris that has a wide range of contributors who look at different types of living losses.
Ambiguous Loss Self-Help Workbook - currently being written by Chloe Swinton, coming soon. Sign up to be kept up to date with news.
SELF-HELP GUIDES
Ambiguous loss can affect us in multiple ways – such as cause physical symptoms to arise, problems with sleep, appetite, or strong emotional responses like anxiety, depression, anger or panic, and you may develop unhealthy ways to cope. It can be a highly stressful experience and traumatic, also the cause of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). NHS Mersey Care have produced some useful self-help guides that give you more information on some of these topics, which are free to download or listen by audio. If you are having any unusual symptoms or are concerned about your health, always see your doctor or healthcare professional for advice.
OTHER SUPPORT
We offer a free global Ambiguous Loss Support Group on Facebook and you are welcome to join us for peer support. Click on buttons below or use the links in the menu to access other self-help pages.
BOOKS
Ambiguous Loss: Learning to Live with Unresolved Grief - If you are experiencing an ambiguous loss, this book by Pauline Boss will help you understand the term and what you might be going through.
Loss, Trauma and Resilience: Therapeutic Work With Ambiguous Loss - If you are a Therapist who wants to understand ambiguous loss in more depth, we recommend this book by Pauline Boss.
Non-Death Loss and Grief: Context and Clinical Implications - A book edited by Darcy L. Harris that has a wide range of contributors who look at different types of living losses.
Ambiguous Loss Self-Help Workbook - currently being written by Chloe Swinton, coming soon. Sign up to be kept up to date with news.
SELF-HELP GUIDES
Ambiguous loss can affect us in multiple ways – such as cause physical symptoms to arise, problems with sleep, appetite, or strong emotional responses like anxiety, depression, anger or panic, and you may develop unhealthy ways to cope. It can be a highly stressful experience and traumatic, also the cause of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). NHS Mersey Care have produced some useful self-help guides that give you more information on some of these topics, which are free to download or listen by audio. If you are having any unusual symptoms or are concerned about your health, always see your doctor or healthcare professional for advice.
OTHER SUPPORT
We offer a free global Ambiguous Loss Support Group on Facebook and you are welcome to join us for peer support. Click on buttons below or use the links in the menu to access other self-help pages.
