Monthly Archives: February 2018

Source: AFTER 40 YEARS OF MARRIAGE – HEART TOUCHING STORY – Daily Fitness Mantra

06/03/2018 @ 9:30 am – 4:30 pm – A sudden or traumatic death within the school community can leave staff and pupils shocked and overwhelmed. This conference is designed to help equip education professionals with key support skills and improve … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Cerebral Salad:
You know, they say that empty nest syndrome is merely a feeling of grief and loneliness that us parents experience. It’s not a psychological or medical condition, or anything above a neuroticism. Oh, that’s good.…

Source: Home Page – Coalition to Support Grieving Students

Originally posted on Toni Lepeska:
I found the lists after he died and wished I’d been more attentive to and thankful for who my father was. He’d put check marks beside the names and addresses on the list. They signified…

Each survivor of suicide loss grieves uniquely. This week, our guest author shares suggestions on how survivors can cope in healthy ways. Source: Healthy Coping Mechanisms for Dealing with Grief – Our Side of Suicide

The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is NOW.   ~ Chinese Proverb A reader writes: I lost my mum to canc… Source: Mother Loss: Years Later, Still Can’t Cope

Hospice requires a different approach to counseling for several reasons. Grief requires support and affirmation more than motivation or self-regulation. Source: Counseling in hospice: Comfort comes first, breakthroughs come on occasion