5 Tips for Making Conversations about Death Better(i.e. less scary for you and more comforting for the griever)Do you completely freeze when someone casually says, as you sit
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The Truth About My Epic Attempt to Control Grief
The Truth About My Epic Attempt to Control Grief Back when I worked in a cubicle (circa 1993), there was a bullet-shaped, mahogany particleboard desk dividing the space
4 Insider Tips About This Insanely Stupid Phrase – “Call me if you need anything”
You know what's crazy? People who say to someone in grief, “Call me if you need anything.”Why so crazy?Because there's almost ZERO chance we’re going to call.Why? Lots
This is Exciting News – Post Traumatic GROWTH
My typically upbeat client was having an uncharacteristic Debbie Downer kind of day. She spent our session re-visiting and mourning her abusive childhood, multiple betrayals, and health challenges.I
Stop Feeling Guilty For Not Predicting Or Preventing Your Child’s Death
The day my son died, I fed him his early morning feeding at 5:30am and he went back to sleep. I was transitioning back to full-time at work
Are You Missing an Opportunity to Help Your Teen with Loss?
“He’s gotten an attitude lately. He’s talking back and acting surly every time I ask him to do anything. His favorite word is ‘Well ...’ and he says
Still Grieving and Growing After All these Years
I’ve have been missing my son Jackson since he died in 2003. While it does get better as time goes on, contrary to what most people think, I