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WELCOME TO THE ICARE LIBRARY
The largest grief resource library on the market,
offered exclusively by International Grief Institute.
FEATURES:
- Over 350 resources for your families
- Articles, evidence-based modalities, self-help tips, booklets, videos and more
- Monthly iCare support group for your families
- Two affordable subscription options
- Branded with your funeral home
- Easy integration with your website
- Powered and maintained by iCare Aftercare
NOTE: Demo links are not active. For full access, purchase your subscription above or call (315) 725-6132 for more information.
iCare Library. Branded by you, powered by iCare.
The iCare Library is filled with over 350 quality articles, stories, videos, booklets, coloring pages and more, all available to your families 24/7. Powered and maintained by iCare, it features your own logo and offers simple, easy integration with your existing website.
Over 200 articles and stories authored by top national grief experts.
Six easy-to-read booklets in both English and Spanish, and audio too.
Over 100 videos featuring a variety of notable experts, interviews and presentations about love, loss and finding our way forward.
A virtual grief support group hosted by iCare facilitators held monthly via Zoom. Free to your families as part of your iCare Library subscription.
Studies show that coloring is therapeutic for all ages. The repetitive hand movements induce a meditative state and help calm the mind. Families can print and color over 20 illustrations.
Memes can help put thoughts into meaning. Your families can download and share over 30 memes to express how they feel.
ARTICLE SAMPLES
Helpful articles, stories and evidence-based modalities authored by top grief educators including national expert Dr. Bob Baugher, Lynda Cheldelin Fell, Linda Findlay, Dave Roberts, L.M.S.W., and Herb Knoll. Your families simply click on any link or graphic to open and read.
NOTE: Demo links are not active. Call 315-725-6132 for subscription activation.
SUBJECTS
- Therapeutic modalities
- Grief emotions
- General loss
- Spousal loss
- Child loss
- Sibling loss
- Grieving men
- Parent loss
- Suicide
- Overdose
- Coping with holidays
- Sleep & dreams
- Pet loss
- Poems
- For supporters
Therapeutic modalities
- Self care plan for the bereaved
- Self care plan for widows
- Insomnia after loss
- Coping with isolation
- Coping with the holidays
- Sensorial therapy
- Chromotherapy
- Laugh therapy
- Forest therapy
- Hug therapy
- Dance/movement therapy
- Tips for work
- Music therapy
- Playbook of hope
Grief Emotions
- Common feelings
- Controlling stress
- Panic attacks
- Guilt
- Regret and guilt
- Hidden anger
- How to safely process anger
- Dip into denial
- Guilt—it’s what our brain does
- To cry or not to cry
- Anger quotes
- Why can’t I cry?
- Why some of us cry and some of us can’t
General Loss
- Coping with isolation
- Insomnia after loss
- Tips for Work
- Coping with the holidays
- Playbook of hope
- Dealing with triggers
- Ending it – sometimes you want to, but don’t
- 6 tricks your brain plays during grief
- Does grief ever really go away? Part 1
- Does grief ever really go away? Part 2
- Wallowing through muck
- Getting hope back
- How hope changes
- Aren’t you over it?
- Do the principles of The Secret apply to grief?
- How memories promote transformation
- Grief & medication
- Grief work & boundaries
- Please listen
- Reconciliation of grief
- Reconciliation
- See me through my tears
- Shoulds or should nots
Spousal Loss
- Self care plan for widows
- How women change since the death of their husbands
- Helpful comments from adult children to their widowed mothers
- The young widow
Child loss
- From Despair to Hope
- Do bereaved parents have higher death rates?
- Can we talk about my child?
- 7 important lessons I learned from bereaved parents
- The unexplained death of a child
- For my compassionate friends
- Marriage after death of a child
- The Wailing Tent
- He talked about his son and I didn’t see a tear
Sibling loss
- Sibling survivor guilt
- But you did
- Something’s wrong with my child
Grieving men
- Men in pain
- Do men really cry less than women?
- 15 things not to say to a bereaved man
- Finding new relevance
- Dangers of compound isolation
And so much more!
NOTE: Above is a small sample of the over 200 articles and evidence-based modalities. To view the full library, call 315-725-6132 for subscription activation.
ICARE BOOKLETS
Available in both English and Spanish, the iCare booklet series was developed to be read during the first year of grief. Families can click to read or listen to each book across all platforms. They can even download and save the books on their own computer.
NOTE: Demo links are not active. For full access, purchase your subscription above or call (315) 725-6132 for more information.
SAMPLE VIDEOS
NOTE: Below is a sample of over 100 videos included in the iCare Library. To view the full library, call 315-725-6132 for subscription activation.
Sybrina Fulton has a heartfelt conversation with Lynda Cheldelin Fell about her son, Trayvon Martin’s death.
Dianne West, national volunteer coordinator of Soaring Spirits International, shares her own story of being scammed by a romantic interest—and how widows can protect themselves from cons.
A discussion about losing a child to a neurodegenerative disorder and the 5 stages of grief with Dianne Gray from the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Foundation.
Shannie Jenkins talks about her 31-year-old son’s 10-year journey through addiction that ended his life when he died from a heroin overdose in 2017.
How churches can better support their grieving congregants, featuring guest Rev. Roland Johnson.
Martin Luther King’s daughter, Dr. Bernice King, opens up to Lynda Cheldelin Fell at the National Grief & Hope Convention 2015.
SAMPLE MEMES
Memes can help put thoughts into meaning. Families are welcome to download and share these memes with friends, family and on social media.
NOTE: Above is a sample of over 30 memes included in the iCare Library. To view the full library, call 315-725-6132 for subscription activation.
SAMPLE COLORING PAGES
Studies show that coloring is therapeutic for all ages. Further, the repetitive hand movements induce a meditative state and help calm the mind during stress, giving our brain a respite from the emotional pain. Families can print any illustration and use gel pens, crayons, colored pencils, or felt tipped pens to color each picture using whatever colors match their emotions in that moment.
NOTE: Above is a sample of over 20 coloring pages included in the iCare Library. To view the full library, call 315-725-6132 for subscription activation.
PREPLANNING INFORMATION
Every iCare Library subscription comes with free information to encourage preplanning.
The most important thing you can do for your family.
Completing a Planning Guide can help support your loved ones at a time when they need it most. Knowing and following your wishes can alleviate the decision-making stress, and allow your survivors to focus on their emotional needs and on other family matters that may arise during difficult times. Use our booklet to preplan your funeral. Simply click on the cover to open and print.
Have the Talk of a Lifetime, a program created by The Funeral and Memorial Information Council, was designed to help families have meaningful conversations about the things that matter most in their lives. These discussions can give important insights to the people they left behind — insights that can be used to honor and remember the lives of their loved ones.
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