finding Hope after Loss
Welcome to the Open to Hope Foundation. We are an online resource center for people who have experienced loss. Our vision is that all people who experience loss will be able to learn to live with their grief, cope with their pain, and invest in their future. It is our goal to provide information and resources for people who have experienced loss, provide a forum where people who have experienced loss can learn from and help each other, and provide educational grants and networking support for those whose studies are focused on improving the care of people who grieve … (full text about).
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Write for us: The Open to Hope Foundation, an online resource center for people who have experienced loss, is looking for professionals who would like to raise their profile and have their ideas reach the general public.
In addition to our 3-year old syndicated radio show, Healing the Grieving Heart,? hosted by Drs. Gloria and Heidi Horsley, and various grief blogs, the Foundation is sponsoring a program that highlights the writings of grief experts by publishing them on our website, and syndicated throughout our Network of Sites, including The Grief Blog. In order to become a ?contributing write, simply writers submit a sample of your work and, if selected, produce a minimum of 250 to 500 words per month. (Previously published articles may be used if the author has permission from publications.)
Being part of the Open to Hope writing team helps you reach our large and growing audience, promote your practice, website or book, build valuable links to increase you search engine rankings and most importantly help people dealing with loss.
If this is of interest to you, please fill out the Contributing Writer application. One of our Editors will be in touch with you after reviewing your application.
Contributing Writer Application (online form): … (full text).