End of Life and Coping with Loss
New Article: “Something Beautiful Remains” Published at OpenToHope.com
“Something Beautiful Remains,” a new article from Elaine Voci about the elements of officiating at a Celebration of Life, was recently published at OpenToHope.com. Click here to read “Something Beautiful Remains.”
Recent Article: “There’s Something Ancient about Comforting Grief with Food” Published at AfterTalk
"There’s Something Ancient about Comforting Grief with Food," a recent article by Elaine Voci about the ways we use food to connect with and comfort others, was published on the blog, AfterTalk. Click here to read "There’s Something Ancient about Comforting Grief with...
Press Release: Award-Winning Author and Grief Expert Elaine Voci, Ph.D., Launches New Online School
New online school, Elaine Voci Navigating Life’s Transitions, offers practical, inspiring courses to manage grief, heal from loss, and build emotional resilience. Indianapolis, Ind., June 4, 2019 – Directly following the release of her eighth book, The Five Most...
Coming Soon: Online School, Elaine Voci Navigating Life’s Transitions, Will Launch on Teachable.com
It is with great joy and appreciation of our shared vision and interests that I announce to you that my online school, known as Elaine Voci Navigating Life’s Transitions, will soon launch on teachable.com. My first course offerings will focus on grief and grieving....
New Article: “Suicide, Betrayal and Coming Home” Published at OpenToHope.com
"Suicide, Betrayal and Coming Home," a new article from Elaine Voci about the traumatic loss of her husband and her seven-year journey through grief and healing, was recently published at OpenToHope.com. Click here to read Suicide, Betrayal and Coming Home.
Press Release: Grief Expert Elaine Voci’s New Book Dispels Common, Harmful Myths About Grief
Indianapolis, IN – In her new book, The Five Most Harmful Myths About Grief, Indianapolis-based bereavement expert, life coach, and Death Cafe facilitator Elaine Voci, Ph.D., uses her masterful storytelling skills and years of professional experience to dispel bad...
Celebrating the Measure of A Successful Life
Life is short, shorter than we know, and at the end of our days what do we want to be said about who we were, how we lived, the good that we did, and the legacy that we left behind? I am visiting these questions right now because one of my favorite people on this...
Animals Grieve, Too
I am so glad we live in a world where stories about animals are a part of our news and our national interest. We care not only about the stories of our pets who grace our homes with love and fun, but we are also interested in the stories of animals who live in our...
Being Alone is Good Medicine For Grief and Other Life Transitions
Sometimes life calls our attention to a topic by providing repeated exposure to it. In my case, I read two feature stories about loneliness and grief in online magazines in recent weeks, and then I spent a session with a client focused on helping her cope with...
How Music and Art Helped Heal My Grief
Grief is a normal and healthy reaction to loss, and so is resilience. We all have the capacity to learn how to live with our losses and to apply our own style of grieving to the healing process. In my new book, “Resilience Art: A Grief Coloring Book Using Ritual and...