Helping Parents Heal is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting parents whose children have passed. Through support and resources, we aspire to help individuals become "Shining Light Parents," meaning a shift from a state of emotional heaviness to hopefulness and greater peace of mind. HPH goes a step beyond other groups by allowing the open discussion of spiritual experiences and afterlife evidence in a non-dogmatic way. HPH welcomes everyone regardless of religious or non-religious background and encourages open dialog. linktr.ee/helpingparentsheal
We are grateful to announce that Helping Parents Heal was voted Most Nurturing Bereaved Parent Support Group - USA for 2023 by Acquisition International Magazine. Please click here to learn more!
Our First Helping Parents Heal Conference Video, held in Scottsdale in April, 2018, created by Rick Wilcoxson. Please read more by clicking here.
Our Second Helping Parents Heal Conference Video, held in Phoenix in August 2022, created by Rick Wilcoxson. Please click here to view! Also, click here for our Kids' Video by Heidi Hanson
Our Third Helping Parents Heal Conference
The Helping Parents Heal monthly newsletter is a space that allows us to share our amazing children with stories of validation and spiritual growth, as well las information about Affiliate Groups, upcoming presentations, monthly columns and more! We hope that it will bring peace and comfort to you and your loved ones. For article submissions or questions, you can reach me at: elizabeth@helpingparentsheal.org.
You can access the Newsletter archives (since January 2014) by clicking here.
We had the honor of having Sir Eric Clapton open our Third Helping Parents Heal Conference with his beautiful song, 'Tears in Heaven.' His message and his music, a testament to his immense talent and skill, are both so healing.
Thank you, Rick Wilcoxson, for this beautiful video montage with our children, as well as Eric and Melia Clapton, Suzanne Giesemann, Irene Vouvalides, Elizabeth Boisson, Heidi Hanson, Cecil Offley, Richard Young, and most of all, Conor Clapton!
Please watch by clicking here or the photo above!
All three of these books were written by parents from Helping Parents Heal. They are inspiring, uplifting, and each penny earned benefits our nonprofit, Helping Parents Heal, Inc.
Please be sure to search for them on Amazon and write a review, so that more parents and families will benefit from these works. Please click the titles above to learn more.
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CLICK HERE to watch Life to Afterlife: Mom, Can You Hear Me? by Producer Craig McMahon, about 17 members of Helping Parents Heal, free on Amazon Prime. Ahora en Español!
CLICK HERE for the SILVER LINING LIST, as heard on Messages of Hope with Suzanne Giesemann.
Please watch this introductory video of our First Helping Parents Heal Conference with a special message. Click here to view.
Country Music Star Garth Brooks, creator of the song, 'The Dance'
If you feel that Helping Parents Heal has been beneficial to you in your journey, please consider supporting our shared mission with a financial donation. Your generosity will aid not only our existing members but also help us in reaching out to new parents who find themselves on this difficult path. Among the programs supported by your donation will be providing scholarships for the HPH national conferences and funding our online outreach which includes our website, Zoom meetings and, of course, the tributes to our beautiful children! Helping Parents Heal is an all-volunteer organization and as such, 100% of all donations go towards our mission. Also, as a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization, your donation may be tax-deductible! You may make the donation in your own name, the name of your child, or anonymously if you wish. Please click the Donate button to begin.
by Elizabeth Boisson
by Elizabeth Boisson
by Elizabeth Boisson
by Elizabeth Boisson