Food for Thought – Who Am I Now?
Many of us are experiencing our own personal grief over the death of a loved one, along with the collective grief during the pandemic. In my private counseling practice, I…
DetailsMany of us are experiencing our own personal grief over the death of a loved one, along with the collective grief during the pandemic. In my private counseling practice, I…
DetailsHolidays can be especially difficult while mourning the loss of a significant person in your life, and we may feel shut down. When that happens, it sometimes helps us to…
DetailsPeople often ask us “What are you doing for the holidays?” When we’re mourning the loss of our loved one to death, the question often feels like a stab in…
Details“Death rituals such as funerals not only help you truly acknowledge a death and express your necessary feelings, but they also bring friends and family together to support one another”…
DetailsWhen I think of the many feelings associated with grief, I picture a rubber band ball. It is as if, at any given time, you could pull on one of…
DetailsThe pain of grief is real. The pain of losing someone you love is intense. It can be like losing a part of yourself. Or that self is in pieces…
DetailsLet’s spend our time together this month looking at ways to help yourself in this time of fear, grief and loss. We can call it self-care or showing yourself compassion.…
DetailsAt the end of my “Food for Thought” in May, I invited you to stay connected to yourself and others during this pandemic time. I was thinking about how it’s…
DetailsDear Friends, I, too, am going to chat for a while with you, following in the footsteps of the compassionate and thoughtful Food for Thought from April 2020 written by…
DetailsDear Friends, I have decided to forgo the usual format and chat with you for a while. Grieving can be lonely, and these can be very lonely times to grieve. …
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