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How To Resources
This section provides resources for caregivers who are dealing with grieving families. Also, there are helpful books such as a guide for giving eulogies.
 | The Gift of Significance: Walking People Through a Loss This book should be the guidebook for health care professionals, caregivers, friends, clergy, support groups and hospice personnel in how to help others deal with the many issues surrounding a death. It outlines the importance of establishing the significance of the person, allowing for dying rituals and approaching grieving as a healthy process-not one to be avoided. |
 | Goodnight, Sweet Prince: You Can Give a Eulogy Helps people write and present rich and meaningful eulogies; includes four examples and step-by-step instructions to write a meaningful tribute. |
 | Creating Meaningful Funeral Ceremonies A guide for caregivers to create a meaningful funeral or memorial ceremonies. |
 | Comforting Those Who Grieve: A Guide for Helping Others This warm, insightful resource fully explains the grief process and outlines how friends, ministers, and other counselors can help those mourning the death of a loved one. |
 | Transitions - A consumer guide to end-of-life issues and funerals This book is a series of newspaper articles to answer consumers' questions about funeral service and give them information about working through situations that survivors may face. Created by the NYS Funeral Directors Association. |
 | Funerals: A Consumer Guide This booklet was created by the Federal Trade Commission to help the consumer through legal issues revolving around the funeral industry. |
 | The Helper's Journey Working with caregivers facing grief, loss, and life-threatening illness of someone they love. |
 | The Memorial Rituals Book For Healing And Hope A resource guide for those who want to understand and facilitate the mourning process of an individual. Has activities for both children and adults. |