Grief on the Go App will be coming soon! Stay tuned for when it is ready to load onto a smart phone or tablet. This is a development that was …
Over the past couple years, it feels that grief and loss is a topic that shows up in media and it’s getting some time in the spotlight. COVID took lives …
Have you heard of the Cost of Dying Report? Well, if you are in Human Resources, you want to know about this… It’s an amazing undertaking to research the true …
“I wish I would have known about this kind of help sooner.” – many clients That statement breaks my heart. Medical exploration is the first approach to infertility in most …
It’s so common when we meet folks, one of the first questions asked is… “what do you do?” When I worked in hospice, I would get some very interesting …
Back in 2009, I was working as a Bereavement Counselor in the Northwest ‘burbs of Chicago. I was introduced to a book by Matthew Kelly called The Dream Manager. by …
As an adoptive parent, there are so many things to take into consideration. We celebrate our Family Day on November 3rd, the day our adoption was finalized. A wonderful day!!! …
November is Hospice and Palliative Care Awareness Month. I make it no secret that I am passionate about end of life care as well as grief and loss. Here is …
We’ve all lived through something… something that truly makes us stop and evaluate everything we thought of the world. That something shakes our very core of who we were and …
I don’t know about your parenting style and variability of your kids… I can tell you, my house can be all sorts of highs and lows, depending on the moment. …