Grief at Home for Families

Continuing family bonds after the loss of a loved one can be difficult. This is because after the loss different emotions creep up on us, which can affect our ways of looking at life and how we do our day-to-day operations. After losing a loved one, strengthening...

November’s Self-Care Corner

In November many of us take the time to focus on what we are thankful for. I want to propose something many who are grieving often don’t think about: Remember to also give thanks for all that YOU have accomplished! Awareness of how you are doing is an important part...
October’s Self-Care Corner

October’s Self-Care Corner

In this month’s Self-Care Corner, we are sharing ideas for taking care of yourself on your grief journey. Grief can look so incredibly different from one person to the next. With some people it may look like anxiety, not wanting to get out of bed, showering,...
Grief at Home for Families

Grief at Home for Families

This month, we are sharing ideas for helping you and your child manage emotions.  Losing a loved one is difficult for people of any age, and having to go through grief is taxing on one’s emotions, physical well-being, and relationships. Some common emotions that...