Grief Doodling

What Harriet has created is brilliant and I heartily endorse its use by all who grieve or have experienced trauma in their lives. – Mitch Carmody, author of Letters to my Son.

Grief Doodling is a wonderfully powerful and well thought out resource. – Glen Lord, co-founder of www.thegrieftoolbox.com

This book opens yet another door . . . showcasing doodling’s greater ability to ease our passage from grief back to joy. – Sunni Brown, author of The Doodle Revolution. 

Putting pen to paper is a meaningful, healing way to process difficult emotions like grief. – Joanne Fink, illustrator, calligrapher, founder of Zenspirations.

I wholeheartedly endorse Grief Doodling as an important resource and know it will help many young people easily and safely express their feelings involving grief and loss. – Linda Goldman, author of Life and Loss: A Guide for Helping Grieving Children, Fellow in Thanatology.

Hodgson has created a magnificent tool that every person experiencing loss should have at their fingertips. I love this book! – Sandy Goodman, author of Love Never Dies.

Hodgson’s gentle, fact-based approach is evident in the doodling prompts. This is a wonderful kid’s book—a creative outlet for children to process their grief. – Dr. Heidi Horsley, Executive Director of the Open to Hope Foundation.

Grief Doodling will help children and bereaved people of all ages. – Heidi Smith, Fellow in Thanatology, Certified Grief Counselor.