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In my last blog post, I featured an interview with pet mom, Jackie Burke, whose precious kitty Timmy died unexpectedly from lymphoma....

There’s no doubt that the death of a precious pet can lead to ongoing grief for many pet parents. People we call pet parents may be...

When a family death occurs or when the family suffers a loss such as a health crisis or moving from one home to another, the children may...

Many of us love our pets like they’re little children. For some people, our pets are our children in that we don’t have human children to...

When we were little children, we learned about the four seasons of the year: spring, summer, fall, and winter. Depending on where we...

Yoga, acting, and other body movement work can be good for grief, especially griefs that stem from traumatic experiences. Some...

I’ve had many opportunities to support bereaved parents, who suffer greatly from the unnatural losses of their children. Sometimes their...

There are times in our lives when we strongly feel the deaths of others around us, the deaths of people we never knew but of whom we...

I like to share with other bereaved people different ways to think about their grief. One way to look at grief is to compare it with a...

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...

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...

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