An Appointed Time for Everything: A Time to Weep & a Time to Laugh,
A Time to Mourn & a Time to Dance….

‘This is so confusing’ you say, thinking about the loss of your beloved.  ‘Instead of getting Continue reading →

Teens Unique Reactions to  the
Death of a Family Member

When a family member dies, teens often avoid their feelings by side-stepping probing inquiries into how they’re doing.  With replies like ‘I don’t know’ followed by Continue reading →

Guilt: Causes for How Parents Get ‘Stuck’ in Their Grief
Following the Death of Their Child

More than any other grieving adults I’ve helped, parents are the victim of guilt and other ‘messy’ illogical emotions because, I firmly Continue reading →

When Others Think: ‘You’re a Rock’

Would you refuse to see a doctor if you’d broken your arm?

Would you instead decide to take matters into your own hands, protect your arm, hoping for the best? Of course not, seeing Continue reading →