Monthly Archives: February 2017

How can we best prepare for death and ensure that end-of-life care is delivered in a compassionate way that incorporates the wishes of the dying person? Source: A Nurse’s Reflection on End-of-Life Care | Mary Gottschalk – Author

The major finding in the Center for Disease Control’s ACE [Adverse Childhood Experiences] study wasn’t so much enlightening Source: Adverse Childhood Experience

At Sarum College we are interested in engaging with and reflecting on what makes for human flourishing.   You will have a sense of what it is that Source: Living with Dementia : People rarely remember what we said but … Continue reading →

The phrase “massive heart attack” has become an inaccurate catchphrase for all sorts of heart conditions. Source: The media made a mistake reporting Carrie Fisher’s death

Source: Don’t Speak: The “Censorship” of Grief – Page 4 | healthy living for women their families

What are Narcissistic Vulnerabilities? Many of the “difficult people” that we encounter in life can be thought of as having narcissistic vulnerabilities. This means that it is very difficult for them to regulate their self-esteem, and that they are vulnerable … Continue reading →

The death of a spouse can be overwhelming. This article explores the challenges widows and widowers face in recovery and actions that could make a difference. Source: The Death Of A Spouse

The royal sweetly connected with a 9-year-old who lost her father to cancer. Source: Prince William comforts young child, talks losing his ‘mummy’ too

by Stan Goldberg. Originally published by verywell.com, January 23, 2016 There may come a time when, despite wanting to care for your loved one, it may not be possible. Either you’re physically unable or the emotional strain on you has become … Continue reading →

Source: Widower’s Grief: Hospice and Parents