Gloria Horsley

Dr. Gloria Horsley is an internationally known grief expert, psychotherapist, and bereaved parent. She started "Open to Hope" to help the millions in the world with grief. She is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Nurse Specialist, and has worked in the field of family therapy for over 20 years. Dr. Horsley hosts the syndicated internet radio show, The Grief Blog which is one of the top ranked shows on Health Voice America. She serves the Compassionate Friends in a number of roles including as a Board of Directors, chapter leader, workshop facilitator, and frequently serves as media spokesperson. Dr. Horsley is often called on to present seminars throughout the country. She has made appearances on numerous television and radio programs including "The Today Show," "Montel Williams," and "Sallie Jessie Raphael." In addition, she has authored a number of articles and written several books including Teen Grief Relief with Dr. Heidi Horlsey, and The In-Law Survival Guide.

Articles:

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Mother’s Day Without Mother

For most people, Mother’s Day brings to mind bouquets of sunny flowers in pink hues, often-obligatory brunches, and lingering in the aisles trying to find the perfect greeting card to […]

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Spring Holidays: Getting Faith Back in Your Life

April in Paris. Chestnuts in blossom. April showers bring May flowers. Since I was a child Easter has always been a special time for me – a time of resurrection […]

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Whitney Houston Reminds Me of My Friend

Although it has been many years since my friends and I graduated from high school, we meet once a year at my cottage on the Pacific Ocean.  This year was […]

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Getting the Routines Back in Your Life

February, with Valentine’s Day, is a great time to take a survey of where I stand on my love meter. Am I on the high or low side this year? […]

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Mother’s Day: Look for the Woodpecker

With Mother’s Day quickly approaching, I would like to wish you all peace and harmony. If not peace, try distraction.  I am a golfer and a couple of weeks ago […]

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Talking With Grandchildren About Loss

“Grandma, why are you crying?” This was the question, as a six-year-old, that I remember asking my beloved Grandma Jensen as she cleaned out her attic.  Among the treasures we found […]

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How Do I Handle In-Laws After Death of Husband

Adrianne writes in: Do you have any audios in your archive that deals with how to handle your in-laws after your husband dies? My husband died 2 years ago from […]

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Father Grieves Deeply for Loss of Only Son

James writes in: I just ran into this site tonight as I am still grieving deeply of my son James who died in an ATV accident on July 26, 2009. […]

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Bereaved Mother Seeks to Become Grief Counselor

Betty writes in: I am 50 years old and lost my only child to suicide 10 years ago. I need to help others to make myself feel better; this is […]

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Trust Yourself When Grieving

Dixie writes: I know my family is going through so much and I guess I feel I have to be the strong mother and that I am not supposed to […]

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