Monthly Archives: January 2018

Best selections from  Grief Healing’s Twitter stream  this week: When Grief Goes From Just Plain Miserable to Problematic, http://j.mp/2E… Source: Understanding and Managing Grief, January 7 – January 13, 2018

Originally posted on Fran Dorf, LCSW:
Here’s a poem written by a woman in one of my bereavement groups. (The Rodin is my addition) She wrote this poem shortly after her husband of many years died.  She says she takes…

Putting it simply, C+B=TR (Connection plus Boundaries equals Therapeutic Relationship).Related Posts:5 tricks to getting hospice documentation done in less timeAdventures Source: Hospice counseling: Forming a therapeutic relationship

Offering hope, comfort and support for survivors of suicide loss. Source: Our Side of Suicide – Offering hope, comfort and support for survivors of suicide loss.

As long as we continue to live as if we are what we do, what we have, and what other people think about us, we will remain filled with ju… Source: Voices of Experience: The Jury Has Made A Decision

http://www.inforum.com/lifestyle/health/4385854-hospice-care-covered-medicare-other-insurance#.Wl13JXpvqdx.link

A 51-year-old Massachusetts woman died within days of finding out she had the flu. Source: Mom dies 2 days after flu diagnosis, family says

Source: ‘We’re all mourning’: Hopewell Township mother deals with grief, creates support group to help others

Recognizing the dying process By Angela Morrow, RN [T]he dying process usually begins well before death actually occurs. Death is a personal Source: Signs of the Journey Towards Death