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Hiking to Explore Grief

Jennifer Neufeld
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Duration
1h 46m
Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Archieboy Holdings, LLC.

About

You feel isolated in your grief, like no one truly understands. Exhaustion, insomnia, and physical aches have become part of your daily life. You're stuck in the same emotional place, unable to move forward. Your sense of identity and purpose has been shaken, and everyday tasks feel overwhelming under the weight of grief.



Find your path forward through movement, connection, and healing.



No hiking experience necessary-just an openness to healing.



Hiking to Explore Grief is a 6-chapter workbook designed to support your grief journey with practical, whole-person self-care:



- Body: a weekly training plan
- Mind: journaling and reflection
- Spirit: intentional practices



Just as hiking a trail requires rest, pacing, and sometimes backtracking, grief has its own rhythm. Hiking to Explore Grief honors your unique journey while offering support, community, and tools to help you move forward-one step at a time.

Related Subjects

  • Spirituality
  • Religion
  • Adult Nonfiction

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Jennifer NeufeldAuthor
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