Deborah Morris Coryell - Grief and Loss Expert

Deborah Morris Coryell has worked in the health field developing wellness programs since 1974. She founded the Wellness Education Department for Canyon Ranch Spa Resorts as well as for the Pritkin Longevity Center. She is a visiting faculty member for Dr. Andrew Weil’s program in Integrative Medicine and is cofounder and executive director of the Shiva Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the education and support of those dealing with loss and death, located in San Luis Obispo, California.

Articles by Deborah Morris Coryell:
• The Art of Losing
• Time Does Not Heal All Wounds
• Simple Presence – Open Heart
• Faith

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Comment by William Joseph Reynolds on July 21, 2017 at 11:27pm: My concern...I lost my wife, suddenly, 21 months ago, It would be one thing, if I were healthy, active, but I'm disabled and fighting a host of serious problems, and am facing my 18th abdominal surgery in 16 years. My wife was healthier than I am. In fact, as a certified Home Health Aide, he tended to my physical needs, during my recovery periods. There are two local bereavement support groups, in my community. For some strange reason, I was barred, from joining, both of them. I'm not a Ted Bundy, in fact, I'm the retired Village Historian. I did not deserve this treatment.

Comment by e.SORENSEN on January 12, 2014 at 7:53pm: I have not heard one message from you. Are you here to support the grieving? Why did you not contact me? I am still living in dark days.

Elizabeth soresnen

Comment by e.SORENSEN on December 27, 2013 at 9:23pm: When I found my best friend dead with blood in three rooms, I tryiedn to do CPR, to no avail. I cannot get that scene out of my head. Life is not the same and has little meaning now. E. sorensen

Comment by Susan Casadei on December 20, 2010 at 9:00pm: My faith was strengthened following the loss of my son Jon who passed away at the age of 20. I have a website where parents who have lost a child can share their spiritual connections. The site is at google at www.thechildwelost.com. Bless you, Susan Casadei