The anniversary of a loved one's death is a difficult time. The Journeys Anniversary issue helps us to understand why this is normal and that society's expectation that a year is sufficient time to recover from a loss is unrealistic.

The issue is available in printed packs of 50 or 100. Organizations such as hospitals, churches and hospices have used Journeys Special Issues to support and inform their community. 
 

This special issue of Journeys is a sensitive introduction to caregiving and hospice care. It answers questions such as: How does someone take care of him or herself while caring for a dying loved one? How can a family member or friend find hope after a loved one has entered hospice care?

The issue is a helpful supplement to your organization's introductory literature and is also appropriate for family or friends of hospice patients who are experiencing hospice care for the first time.

The issue is available as a single issue or in packs of 50 or 100. Organizations such as hospitals, churches and hospices have used Journeys Special Issues to support and inform their community.  

This special issue of Journeys focuses on supporting young people through grief and loss. Articles written by experts are aimed at the unique problems and pressured faced by young people surviving a loss.

The issue is available as a single issue or in packs of 50 or 100. Organizations such as hospitals, churches and hospices have used Journeys Special Issues to support and inform their community. 

The Newly Bereaved issue is a great first step in supporting someone who has recently lost a loved one. Written by experts in the field, Newly Bereaved offers support, caring advice, and validation. 

Feelings of grief hit survivors especially hard during the holidays, and spring holidays are no exception. Mother's Day, Father's Day, Easter and Passover can trigger emotions associated with the special memories shared with loved ones. This special issue of Journeys addresses grieving that comes with these events and gives readers advice on how to cope with them.

The issue is available in packs of 50 or 100. Organizations such as hospitals, churches and hospices have used Journeys Special Issues to support and inform their community. 
 

The Understanding Support Groups issue is designed to demystify the bereavement support group experience and offers articles that help readers decide if a group support could provide valuable assistance.

The issue is available in packs of 50 or 100. Organizations such as hospitals, churches and hospices have used Journeys Special Issues to support and inform their community.