Category: Grief Support
What They’re Reading: Books on Grief & Loss Recommended by Funeral Directors & Professionals
We asked licensed funeral directors and professionals for recommendations on the best books about grief, dying, and loss.
Read MoreDying to Know: Answers to life’s most frequently asked questions about death (Part 1)
Living well includes a common-sense approach to death. It happens to us all, yet talking about our end-of-life plans or voicing our fear is considered taboo or morbid.
Read MoreSpread Cheer with Small Acts of Kindness
Be a bright spot for someone lonely or going through a rough patch. Each year on July 11th, thoughtful people across the U.S. spread kindness for National Cheer Up the Lonely Day. Keep reading for inspiration on making someone’s day special.
Read MoreHow to Support a Grieving Parent
This blog post hopes to offer guidance: on how you can support grieving parents, the acts of kindness you might bestow, and the words you could use to express your love and support. Keep reading to learn how to support parents who experience this unimaginable loss.
Read MoreRemembering Dad on Father’s Day
Facing Father’s Day without your father is challenging. You might shy away from remembrances of your father, stepfather, father-in-law, or foster dad. However, honoring and celebrating their life and legacy are part of a healthy healing process. Keep reading to explore uplifting memorial ideas to remember the man who influenced your life.
Read MoreChecking on Loved Ones After a Loss
We’re sharing suggestions from mental health experts for checking in on others who experienced a loss. While it’s not a substitute for trained mental health professionals, you can help someone through their grief by following these simple steps.
Read MoreWhy Pets Are Awesome!
Is there any better feeling than your dog happily wagging its tail? Or your cat purring on your lap on a chilly evening? In addition to being cute and snuggly, pets enhance our lives in many ways. Taking care of an animal is a big responsibility, but the benefits can be even greater.
Read MoreWhen You Lose Your Spouse
Losing a spouse is an intensely emotional experience. Although logically we know that lives come to an end, facing reality feels overwhelming. Keep reading for suggestions on finding a support system, self-care, and other helpful suggestions after losing a spouse.
Read MoreIs Broken Heart Syndrome Real?
How To Cope With Heartbreak This Valentine’s Day and Beyond.
Read MoreDe-Stress and Bring More Joy Into Your Life
Our mental health often suffers after losing someone we love. As you make plans for the months ahead, make sure you prioritize your own happiness and find ways to reduce stress in your life. In the article below, we have put together a list of ideas to help guide you through the next steps of your self-care journey.
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