A week ago today, a beautiful sunny Friday afternoon in Portland, Oregon, the atmosphere inside the Max commuter train turned to a violent storm. A 35-year-old man began shouting racial slurs at [...]
These days, many of my decisions are made based on the questions: Is this simple? Where is the ease and flow in this? Is this mine to do? A shift has taken place in my mind and thus my life as [...]
Parents are supposed to die first, not their children. That’s just the natural order of life. But children leave this life every moment of every day. No matter the child’s age or [...]
“I am wondering if grief has become my excuse for not returning to life.” they said as we checked in. Wow! Talk about awareness of being in their own tomb. This person really had begun to ask [...]
Our guest blogger for the month of April is Kaycee Krebs, CFP® with Brighton Jones. It is essential for us as a community to be aware of how our emotions in the various phases of grief and loss, [...]
Ever feel like you will forever be fighting your way out of Grief Cobwebs that keep you from breathing deeply? Feeling trapped in overwhelming Anxiety that descends from nowhere? Simply exhausted [...]
Call to Action: Shut down the “Deathtrap” Tell #NBC that you will NOT watch the March 1st episode of #ChicagoFire because you are a decent human being and it’s too soon to make [...]
The classic Good Grief written by Granger Westberg is now out in its 50th edition. This author validates that “little griefs” and “large griefs” are going to happen to all of us. His intention in [...]
I am happy to say that two people were very offended by the simplicity, narrowness of Grief or Non-Judgment. The reason I feel happy is that 46% of you took the time to open this and 26% of you [...]
Guest Blog – Holly Duckworth, LSP, CAE, CMP Its’ going to be everywhere you look this week. In social media, newspapers, and TV, the energy building around the inauguration. Instead of being [...]
