How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed by Megan Devine

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About the Book

How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed: A Journal for Grief is an illustrated guided journal by psychotherapist and grief expert Megan Devine, created as a companion to her bestselling book It's OK That You're Not OK. Written in the same honest, no-platitudes style that resonated with thousands of readers, this journal offers a space to engage directly and creatively with grief — without pressure to "move on," follow a checklist of stages, or force a silver lining onto a loss that doesn't have one.

Rather than presenting grief as a problem to solve or an illness to cure, Devine treats it as a natural, valid response to loss that deserves to be honored rather than packed away. The journal is filled with writing prompts, self-care exercises, and practical daily tools designed to help readers tell the full truth of their experience — including guidance for handling difficult moments like unexpected reminders in public, sleepless nights, or the well-meaning but exhausting "how are you doing?" question. It also includes shareable resources to help friends and family better understand and support a grieving person, along with reflections on how to hold both grief and joy at the same time. This is not a workbook that promises to "fix" grief — it's a compassionate space to carry it.

Why Choose How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed?

• A companion to a trusted bestseller: Builds on the validating approach of Megan Devine's acclaimed book, It's OK That You're Not OK.
• No clichés or forced timelines: Rejects the idea of "stages" or "moving on," honoring grief as an ongoing, individual experience.
• Illustrated and interactive: Combines writing prompts, creative exercises, and daily tools rather than dense text alone.
• Practical, everyday support: Offers real strategies for navigating difficult moments and conversations while grieving.
• Helpful for supporters too: Includes shareable resources to help friends and family offer more meaningful support.

About the Author: Megan Devine

Megan Devine is a licensed psychotherapist, author, and one of the most trusted voices on grief in the world today. After the sudden loss of her partner in 2009, she became a leading advocate for changing how society understands and responds to grief. She is the creator of Refuge in Grief, a widely followed platform offering resources and courses for grieving individuals and the professionals who support them, and her educational videos on supporting grieving friends have been viewed tens of millions of times. Her book It's OK That You're Not OK has been translated into more than 25 languages and is considered essential reading for grievers and grief professionals alike.

Who Should Read This Book

• Anyone currently grieving who wants a space to process their experience honestly
• Readers who found comfort in It's OK That You're Not OK and want a deeper, guided practice
• Friends and family looking for ways to better support someone who is grieving
• Grief counselors and support group facilitators seeking a practical tool for clients
• Anyone who prefers creative, reflective journaling over traditional self-help formats

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Order now and give yourself — or someone you love — a compassionate space to carry grief, one page at a time.