You're sharing the end journey of a treasured loved one in your world. You're stressed, you're sad, it's tough, you feel alone and you don't know how to best help them. You want to be able to make the most of this time and create some precious memories. You want the journey to be as easy and comfortable as possible for them and yourself. But where do you turn for help? What support is available for you both? How can it be made easier? Farewell With Grace For Loved Ones was written exactly for this purpose. It supports you as you support your dying loved one. Through sharing personal experiences with her loved ones, experiences with clients and other learnings, Sharon Tregoning provides you with the guidance and support you are seeking. This easy to read and use book provides practical and simple strategies to make the journey easier. Focussing on both spiritual and emotional aspect, you will feel supported; as if you have a friend sitting beside you, holding your hand. Sharon Tregoning is a Spiritual Counsellor who spiritually and emotional supports the dying and their loved ones to create good dying and death experiences as defined by the dying and to know as much unconditional love and peace as possible. Farewell with Grace represents one of the most influential 'training manuals' I have read. Training manual? For what? For the inevitable reality facing all of us: death. Our own death, for sure, but the deaths of our loved ones, too. Thankfully, most people live semi-privileged lives, relatively free from intense mental and physical trauma. My 20+ years in the field of chronic pain research and the connections of the mind and body shows the average person is not adequately prepared for the spectrum of experiences life presents. So when trauma happens people are at the 'whim of the gods' and most often swing towards post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). With proper training, however, mental and physical resiliency can become strong, leading to a state known as post-traumatic growth order (PTGO). Farewell with Grace combines intense personal experience, profound insight, cutting-edge understanding, practical and legal tips and humor to help anyone from any walk of life to prepare for the inevitable and ultimate life event. After reading it, I can say I am much better prepared to enter PTGO and help others attain the same glorious state during the dying experience. A life well lived is extended and maximized by a death well shared  this book provides the wisdom to walk that path. Gary Keil, PhD, RPh Strategic Holistic Healthcare Expert PhD in NeuroPharmacology With a background including banking, telecommunications, customer service and admin management, along with having been an executive PA and owning/running a 4 1/2 star luxury couples retreat, Sharon Tregoning certainly has not come to her current work in a 'normal' way. Answering a soul calling and with an absolute belief that the dying and death experience can be improved for the betterment of all concerned - the dying, their loved ones and the medical professionals - Sharon founded Spiritual Palliative Care. Part of her mission is to bring dying and death out of the closet, so that they are again just an accepted part of our life cycle and not something to cause paralysing fear. It's also about helping people know that they can create their end of life experience to be powerful, meaningful and most of all personal. Sharon is a facilitator of healing, a psychic/medium, a spiritual counsellor, a published author, an inspiring public speaker and has a Bachelor of Divinity (working on her Masters) and a Diploma in Counselling. One question guides all her work with the dying: "What will give you peace?"