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In my work as a bereavement facilitator trainer, I get to meet a lot of interesting and loving people who have a real passion for working...

My first memory of my father is when I fell from the top of a sliding board (“It’s a slide, Grammie” my five-year-old grandson insists)....

Two men. Two fathers. Each had a precious son in his early twenties. Had. Each son is now dead. Each man has more sorrow than he ever...

Plenty of people are grumping loudly and even protesting violently about the problems we face in the United States. There certainly are...

So, you thought you might try some yoga for your grief? Yoga certainly has benefits for the bereaved. Practicing yoga (and some martial...

Mother's Day is a wonderful time to honor our mothers, those women who brought us into this world or who raised us. It’s a day that can...

Beth reviews the novel, The World Without You by Joshua Henckin through the lens of grief.

Some bereaved people describe their grief as a sense of hopelessness, like the world won’t ever be right or fulfilling again. It can feel...

Grief isn’t something to be gotten over. Even though our culture asks us to “get over it,” “move on,” and “find someone (or something)...

Grief is all about love. When someone we love dies or when we otherwise lose someone or something precious to us, we often feel the...

Happy New Year! The new year always brings a sense of anticipation, doesn’t it? Along with the scent of winter and the newness of holiday...