Grieving

“When you think about it,” says Heather O’Brien, “most of our waking hours are spent at our workplace, where we’re surrounded by people who get a lion’s share of our time.” And yet, says the [...]

It’s natural that we want to share both triumphs and tragedies with our family and friends – and that includes posting online. However, it may be prudent to take a breath before [...]

After Margaret lost her husband to cancer, she found herself on a roller coaster. The shock of his loss came first, even though she had been steeling herself for his death. Then came the [...]

It can take something as simple as a word or a song to bring back memories – and tears – for Joe Borgman. When his beloved wife, Jeanie, died last August after a two-and-a-half-year battle with [...]

We understand that Grief is a multifaceted response to losing a loved one. Although conventionally focused on the emotional response to loss, Grief also has physical, cognitive, behavioral, [...]