Posts by Susan Rose
Every spring, as the pressure of high-stakes testing sweeps through our schools, students brace themselves for hours of bubbling answers,
We grieve because we don’t know what to do with the love that we still have. Grief is a natural
After my husband passed, people kept telling me how strong I was. It was infuriating, exasperating, frustrating, and every other
The Cruel Irony of May May is nationally recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month—a time set aside to raise awareness,
Some people have a laugh that fills the whole room. Bob had that kind of laugh. It started deep in
Laughter, Light, and Mental Health The first day of May marks World Laughter Day, a celebration of the healing power of
Learning to Let Go of the Why and Lean Into the Who When someone we deeply love is suddenly gone,
Before Bob moved to Heaven, I never questioned the word “loss” when someone died. It was just what we said:
Absence is often thought of as a static state — the mere lack of presence. But what if we reconsider
This balance is especially true when we go through the valleys. Grief has a way of making us yearn for
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