Monthly Archives: August 2017

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Source: ‘Zero Suicide’: A Bold Mental-Health Initiative – The Atlantic

Source: What To Do If You Don’t Know What To Do After Loss | The Grief Toolbox

Pure misery is a luxury one never learns to enjoy. ~ Rita Dove Mark Henricks is a freelance journalist and musician and father of three… Source: Voices of Experience: Why Self-Pity May Be Unjustified–And Unhelpful

By Carmela Fragomeni [A]merican palliative care doctor and end-of-life activist Bruce (B.J.) Miller was in Hamilton Thursday to talk about Life Source: Five questions with end-of-life doctor

By Roberta Ness I am going to die. I don’t mean right this moment and I don’t mean that I invite it. I mean that it is inevitable. Echoing in my mind ever Source: Learning to live before I die

Grieving for my brother was much harder away from home, but getting help and hearing other students with similar experiences helped me to become a more Source: Learning how to handle grief in college harder than expected

When a person says that he or she is thinking about suicide, you must always take the comments seriously. Assuming that the person is on… Source: In Grief: When A Loved One Shares Thoughts of Suicide

Over the past two years, CareSearch has hosted Dying2Learn, a free Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) about death and dying. We created the course hoping we could provide a community platform for open social discussion and connection on death, dying … Continue reading →