Monthly Archives: November 2018

An early childhood psychologist on parenting through the outbursts while everyone is grieving Source: 10 Ways to Manage Tantrums After Loss – Modern Loss

Source: Grief Healing: Resources for Service Members and Their Families

Read Part 1 of our 2-part interview with Barbara Karnes as she discusses the dying process, reducing fear, and educating ourselves about death. Source: How Does Educating People About the Dying Process Reduce Fear? – SevenPonds BlogSevenPonds Blog

Source: Grief Healing: Helping Another in Grief: Suggested Resources

Source: Grief Digest Magazine : Grief Digest Articles : Article Library

Author Nancy Berns shares how to give thanks even when life is not all great. Source: Giving Thanks When Feeling Sad – Nancy Berns

Soon it will be Thanksgiving, a holiday that was my favorite as a youth. My family made a yearly trek across four states to our grandparents’ home, to celebrate that date. Source: On Celebrating Thanks-grieving

Source: Widower’s Grief: I Thou Grief

It’s been said, “In war, there are no unwounded soldiers.” Source: All of our soldiers bear wounds of some kind | Letters To Editor | greensboro.com

Elisa González Díaz, a former San Bernardino elected official, passed away recently at 99 after enjoying a beautiful, accomplished life with her husband, Leno Source: How To Write A Eulogy To Highlight A Friend’s Accomplishments | My Own Eulogy