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by R. Glenn Kelly (Author)
The Griefcase: A Man's Guide to Healing and Moving Forward in Grief by R. Glenn Kelly
2026 REVISED EDITIONOwn Your own Grief - No One Else Does But You - And It's Time to Go to Work
Grief isn't something you "get over." It's something you learn to carry differently - and that starts with owning it.
In The Griefcase, bereaved father and best-selling author R. Glenn Kelly delivers raw, no-nonsense tools for men to unpack the pain, release what's false, and rebuild a life that honors both your loss and your strength.
This is not generic advice. It's real talk from a man who lost his teenage son and spent nearly a decade working with psychologists, anthropologists, and grief experts to create a groundbreaking approach that actually works for men.
Inside your Griefcase you'll discover:
- You don't have to change who you are to heal
- There is no "right" or "wrong" way to grieve - only your way
- Grief has no timeline, no stages, no required order
- Anger and guilt can be healthy - or false and harmful (you'll learn the difference)
- You already have the power inside you to survive and flourish
Quiet the fog. Let go of false guilt. Rediscover peace, purpose, and control.
Part of the EmpathGrowth series, this powerful guide is the companion to Sometimes I Cry in the Shower and Taking Your Griefcase to Work - for every man ready to own his grief and keep walking the broken road.
Start unpacking your Griefcase today. Move forward - on your terms, in your time, as the man you already are.
Author Biography
R. Glenn Kelly is a writer, public speaker, Grief Support Advocate, and grieving father. After the tragic loss of his teenage son, he left behind the corporate world to work exclusively with bereaved men, and the women who want to understand them. R. Glenn is the author of the self-help book, "Sometimes I Cry in the Shower: A Grieving Father's Journey to Wholeness and Healing," and has appeared on television, support workshops and even college universities to discuss moving forward towards the new normal in recovering from traumatic loss. Look for Sometimes I Cry in the Shower in paperback and eBook on-line at R. Glenn's website, grievingmen.com, Amazon, Barnes and Noble and bookstores everywhere. If you would like to enlist R, Glenn Kelly for speaking engagements, interviews, articles or support, please go to www.grievingmen.com or contact him by email at rglennkelly@rglennkelly.com or @rglennkelly on Twitter.
