The Grieving Process: The True Stages
When we suffer a loss, we go through a grieving process. You may be surprised to learn the true stages of grief and how we experience them.
Grieving the Little Deaths in Our Lives
We often define grief as big, profound losses. What we miss in this simplistic definition are all the “little deaths” we experience in our lives.
Rebuilding After a Major Loss
What do you do when a fire takes important family history? How do you move on and rebuild? Grieving can contain a hidden opportunity.
Empathy Means Not Saying “At Least”
How does the desire to express empathy manifest in our time of need? With the phrase “at least.” Intended to comfort, instead, it deepens our pain.
Sometimes Grief Is Buying a New Car
Grieving all the changes we have in our lives is important. Even so, I was surprised when buying a new car meant I had to grieve the old one.
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