Monthly Archives: September 2018

Recovery means different things to different people. This article looks at the meaning of the word “recovery” in Grief Recovery. Source: The Meaning of the Word “Recovery” in Grief Recovery – The Grief Recovery Method

It was another Tuesday morning in September, this one beneath grey skies, as the loved ones of the 2,753 victims of 9/11 marked the 17th anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks. Source: WATCH LIVE: Families gather at Ground Zero … Continue reading →

Elle Wright lost her son soon after birth. She wants to challenge the idea that a parent is only someone whose child is alive. Source: My baby died. Please ask me his name – BBC News

Frances Shani Parker writes about older adults, eldercare, hospice, palliative care, nursing homes, dementia, caregiving, death, and bereavement. Source: Hospice and Nursing Homes Blog: Nursing Home-School Similarities, Connections (Video 2:40)

The Best Grief Definition You Will Find Source: The Best Grief Definition You Will Find – The Grief Recovery Method

These are the best and worst ways to behave around someone going through loss, according to the UK’s biggest ever survey into death, dying and bereavement. Source: How To Support Someone During Bereavement Death Grief

Topics article about Tips for Talking with Someone Who is Dying Source: Tips for Talking with Someone Who is Dying

(Morristown, New Jersey) – After 5 days of camp, friends and family joined 50 campers for their grand finale performance for Grief Expressions Summer Camp. Grief Expressions Summer Camp brings together 1st- 8th graders from throughout New Jersey who have … Continue reading →

People who’ve been there before share their reasons for staying alive. Source: 21 reasons to keep living when you feel suicidal