<br><b><i>The Grief Companion</i> is a modern illustrated deck of cards that provides gentle guidance, support, and knowledge for those navigating loss and grief.</b><br> <br> No two people grieve in the same way. <i>The Grief Companion</i> is a non-linear collection of cards that offers insights into the ever-evolving grieving process: providing thoughts and facts to help you feel grounded and seen; ideas on how to honour your loss and memory; and resources you can rely on as your experience of grief continues to shift.<br> <br> The cards can be used in a number of different ways. Simply pull an Insight, Action, or Prompt card every day or every week as part of a mindful intention, or during a difficult moment to be comforted. The cards are designed with dozens of actions and reflections that can be easily incorporated into your routine to guide and support you on your unique path.<br> <br> With <i>The Grief Companion</i>, you'll be empowered to better understand the grieving process and its effects as you learn coping mechanisms and, most of all, feel supported in your grieving experience.<br> <br> Each card is hand-painted with a unique geometrical pattern. <br><br><b>About the Author</b><br><br> Ngaio Parr is a designer, author, artist, and curator. Her eponymous studio, founded in 2014, collaborates with clients to create exceptional books and publications, branding and identity, museum and gallery projects, and spaces. She has worked with The New York Times, Disney, Thames & Hudson, Red Bull, Penguin, Hardie Grant, Figma, Frankie Magazine, Buzzfeed, Hachette, HP, Leanne Ford, Secret 7 and Adobe. She synthesises and simplifies her obsessive research to create work that is eclectic and refined at the same time - usually with a pop of colour.<br><br> She is the founder and director of Make Nice, an un-conference and platform for creative women that provides community support and practical advice. Ngaio is a frequent public speaker at conferences and institutions around the world, focusing on the creative process and the power of women. From 2015-2020, she taught design at the University of Technology Sydney.<br><br> Ngaio offers a free digital care package via her website that includes a link to playlists she's curated as well as a list of grief resources. If you're giving <i>The Grief Companion</i> as a gift there is a beautifully designed help card that you fill in as well as a guide to offering support to a grieving person. Show proof of purchase to receive the care package.