Jo Betz is not your typical widow.
Through the power of storytelling, Jo Betz gives grief a voice.
Whether it’s reliving her own story of loss while public speaking, or guiding people in writing and exploring their own loss in her book, Grief - a guided journal, she helps others to find the good in grief.
Grief - a guided journal.
Jo Betz has created a 160 page journal with guided prompts for those wishing to explore their grief after the death of a loved one via the proven benefits of writing.
$1 of every purchase is donated to ‘Hope Bereavement’ and ‘Wombat’s Wish’ bereavement organisations.
★★★★★venting ones own thoughts on paper is an extremely good practice
It wasn’t for me, I purchased them both for presents for peoples that have recently lost close ones.I lost my husband some 13 years ago now & our baby daughter (at different times) so I know grief intimately. I wrote in my journals which I found an excellent way of venting & still today write in my diary.
- Julie Walsh.Australia
★★★★★Beautiful journal
I am a Counsellor and work with cancer patients and those experiencing loss and grief. I bought the Grief journal as a resource to share with my clients. It is a gentle and easy to navigate tool to help in what can been a very traumatic time. It’s gorgeous,thanks Jo
- Kate Barber.Australia
★★★★★Perfect
I actually purchased for a friend who had recently lost her husband and she loved it The words were comforting and expressed many of her feelings Writing her thoughts helps immensely
- Glenda Taylor.Australia
★★★★★Great tool
I have not yet started writing, but just flicking through the book, it looks promising to assist with any healing, remember good times, and to just let myself cry it out!
- Holly CARRINGTON.New Zealand
★★★★★Grief
I lost my fiancé 22 years ago and yet I still struggle with the sorrow. This book has become my safe place to let locked feelings out. Thank you 🙏
- Raquel O'sullivan.Australia
“Coming out of this experience, all I could feel was complete loss. I’d gone from being a wife and mother, to a widow and single mother. I’d lost my husband, the father of my child, my best friend, my number one supporter and my confidence. I started to wonder who I was and I didn’t know who I was going to end up being.”
From the Journal.
Jo shares her own personal journey of grief, along with educational and inspiring pieces to help others on their journey.
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