When your personal caregiving experience ends, you feel the impact of two significant losses -- the death of a family member and the end of your caregiving experience. That’s awful enough. These losses, though, can lead to more. Your parent dies and then your siblings battle you over the money. Your spouse dies and then you must manage the sale of your house. Finding the support to manage the impact of one loss feels hard enough. How can you cope with all the losses that pile on top of the major loss? You feel like loss surrounds and almost suffocates you. The Daily Healing Plan helps you find healing after a loss by taking care of your grief. The plan features a three-step process that helps you name the pain, the healing strategy and the healing outcome. Three questions prompt you to reflect to find your answers: 1. What are you healing through? 2. What are you healing with? 3. What are you healing to? Because each loss may bring a different hurt, you have a tool that helps you create healing plans for each pain. The Daily Healing Plan, After Caregiving Ends Edition, includes prompts to help you through two months of healing. After creating your habit over two months, you can continue your healing habit in your own journal, whiteboard or sticky notes.