IN THE NEWS
Jill Johnson-Young has been featured across national media, sharing her expertise on grief, loss, and the therapeutic journey. Below are highlights of recent appearances and articles.
Grief has a way of making everything feel unfamiliar, even the life you once knew. The path through loss is not linear, and many people find themselves cycling through waves of emotion long after others expect them to have moved on. This is a normal part of the grieving process, though it rarely feels normal when you are in the middle of it. A comprehensive grief program acknowledges this reality and walks alongside you for the long haul, offering steady support through each season of your first year and beyond. You do not have to figure this out alone.
There is no single right way to grieve, and no timeline that fits every person. Some days you may feel a small measure of peace, while other days the weight of your loss returns with unexpected force. A thoughtful bereavement support program creates space for all of it, honoring the complexity of your relationship with the person you loved. It provides gentle guidance through the tough moments and helps you discover your own capacity for resilience. Over time, you can begin to remember without being overwhelmed.
The journey of grief touches every part of your life, including your sense of intimacy, your daily routines, and your vision for the future. A comprehensive support approach recognizes that healing is not just about processing the loss itself, but also about rebuilding a life that holds meaning. Through a combination of resources, community connection, and professional guidance, you can slowly find your footing again. The work of recovery is hard, but it becomes more manageable when you have a trusted framework and a community that truly understands.
Many people hesitate to reach out for grief support because they worry their pain is too much or not enough. The truth is that every loss matters, and every grieving person deserves compassionate care. A well-designed program meets you where you are, without judgment or pressure to grieve in any particular way. It offers practical tools alongside emotional support, helping you navigate the difficult days while also preparing you for the moments of unexpected hope. You are not broken, and your grief is not something to fix, but something to walk through with courage and support.
Media Features & Articles
Acknowledging and Managing Grief During the Holidays
Jill appeared on Good Morning Washington to discuss how the holiday season can intensify grief and offered practical strategies for navigating loss during celebrations.
Grieving a Loss While Maintaining a Therapy Practice
An in-depth conversation about how therapists can continue supporting clients while processing their own personal grief, with candid insights from Jill's experience.
14 Things Therapists Need You to Know About Suicide
Jill contributed expert perspective to this widely read article addressing common misconceptions about suicide and what therapists wish the public understood.
Episode 12: Jill Johnson-Young
A podcast-style interview exploring grief recovery, the challenges of starting over after loss, and how Jill's personal journey shaped her professional work.
How to Help a Child Cope With Grief
Practical guidance for parents and caregivers on supporting children through bereavement, drawing on Jill's clinical work with families.
Death, Dying, and Grief
A thoughtful exploration of end-of-life conversations, anticipatory grief, and the emotional landscape of saying goodbye.
How to Start Over in Life and Reinvent Yourself
Jill discusses the possibility of rebuilding a meaningful life after profound loss — honoring what was while embracing what can be.
Learn More About the Program
Your Path Through Grief is a year-long comprehensive support program designed by Jill Johnson-Young. Includes workbooks, videos, and a private community.
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