Weekend Edition: March 3rd
It’s time for another ‘Weekend Edition’; where we weekly bring you items that passed the ‘is this interesting?’ test. 1. …
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Self-Care for the Rest of Us
Self-Care is a phrase thrown around quite a bit in the mental health field. As in, self-care is important for …
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Graffiti Wall: A Grief Activity for Kids
The Activity: We love the Graffiti Wall grief activity for kids; it’s easy, fun and kind of cool. Using paper, markers, and …
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Coping with Death: Grief and Photography
There are times when we want to express and explore our emotions and experiences, but for one reason or another we …
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The Woman of the House: The Death of an In-law
by Laura Davies When a woman gets married, she not only becomes a wife. She also becomes the woman of …
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Writing and Delivering a Eulogy
Preface: This post is about writing and delivering a eulogy. It presumes that a eulogy has already been decided on …
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Sorting Through Belongings After Death: Working with Family
This week we’ve been talking about the daunting task of sorting through a loved one’s belongings after their death. How …
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Grief Tug of War: Holding on to Memories as Long as We Can
I am kind of a preservationist. And by ‘kind of’ I mean only in my imagination. You see, I am …
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Searching for My Mother’s Memory
I have a long story about how once upon a time I lived in a little white house with my mother, …
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Childhood Grief: The Influence of Age On Understanding
I have a daughter who is three years old. She sees the world in a delightful way. Everything is pink …
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Does time heal all wounds?
I’m not sure when it happens, I guess for everyone it’s different. What day was it when I stopped remembering …
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Songs About Grief: I Drive Your Truck by Lee Brice
This is going to sound like a weird statement, but I get super excited when I stumble upon expressions of …
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