International Considerations - Please Read
The full-length books No Longer Awkward and A Friend Indeed can be shipped from Corgenius in the US, but international shipping becomes extremely expensive. However, these two resources are also available from a wide variety of international Amazon stores. We highly recommend visiting your local Amazon page and purchasing those books from there.
The shorter-length resources Compassion Communications and Priority Actions can typically be shipped more cheaply from the US, and are not available from Amazon.
Please also note that the Priority Actions booklets contain a small number steps that are specific only to the US, for example contacting the US Social Security Administration, and handling an Estate Tax, which your country may or may not have. However, the vast majority of the information is universal, just know that you will need to manually cross-off or modify a couple items.
cOMPASSIONATE COMMUNICATIONS: DESKTOP REFERENCE FOR TIMES OF TRANSITION
- 32 Effective Questions to Ask During Life Transitions
- 26 Compassionate Things to Say in a Client’s Toughest Times
- Ways to Acknowledge the Mixed Experience of Positive Transitions
- Phrases to Avoid When Offering Support or Comfort
- 10-Step Protocol for Attending Services After a Death
pRIORITY ACTIONS: SET OF 10

$29.99 USD
*See note above about international shipping.
We recommend using your local Amazon page.
No longer awkward: Communicating With Clients Through The Toughest Times of Life
Our guidebook is the definitive resource for professionals who work with clients in transition. It is packed with insightful research-based knowledge, instantly usable templates, and practical applications that have a profound impact on clients and professionals alike.

$14.99 USD
*See note above about international shipping.
We recommend using your local Amazon page.
A friend indeed: help those you love when they need it most
Someone you love is grieving. Do you know what to do, what to say, and how to help? Or do you say "I'm so sorry", pick up what everyone else does, and perpetuate the mistakes?