HLT 310V- Module 5 DQ 2.docx Where would you go for resources to help you deal with your

HLT 310V- Module 5 DQ 2.docx  Where would you go for resources to help you deal with your own grief? Why would you choose that source, and how much help do you think you would get?  During times of grief, I, personally, rely on the consolation provided by close friends and family, as well as the guidance from my spiritual leader. Although friends and family may be very effective in supplying grief management, there are a multitude of other resourceful agents. Grief management techniques include, but are not limited to, accepting the loss, exercising regularly, partaking in hobbies/activities, maintaining normal daily actions, attending grief management courses/seminars, joining a support group, consulting a spiritual leader, seeking professional grief counseling, and/or utilizing Models of Grief: Kubler-Ross, Stroebe and Schut, and Worden.   Stubbornness and pride would make seeking profession grief counseling a daunting task for myself. So, in addition to the support and consolation received from friends, family, or spiritual leader, I would most likely utilize reputable online resources as another means of assistance during such hardships due to the easily- and readily-accessible nature of such resources. There are many valuable online resources available, such as The Cope Foundation (www.copefoundation.org), GriefShare (www.griefshare.org), The Solace Tree (www.solacetree.org), and GriefNet (www.griefnet.org), among numerous others. If my grief became overbearing after utilizing these resources, I woul