LEARNING TO DANCE WITH A LIMP
The Irreplaceable Loss
Losing someone you can't live without is an experience that shatters your world. It's as if a part of you has b...
GRIEF COACHING
GRIEF: A PECULIAR COMPANION
THE DAILY RHYTHM OF LOVE
Grief is a peculiar companion. It nestles into the corners of your life, wrapping around every memory, every ...
FINDING BEAUTY IN THE BITTERSWEET SYMPHONY OF LOVE AND LOSS
EMBRACING PEACE AMIDST GRIEF
In the tapestry of human experience, love and loss are intricately woven together, creating a bittersweet...
DUALITY OF GRIEF: MOVING FORWARD WHILE HOLDING ON
Grief is a profoundly personal experience, and one that often defies easy explanation. During such times, trite clichés—well-meaning th...
THE LINGERING VOID: PROCESSING GRIEF AND FINDING PURPOSE
The sentiment in the picture above is why I feel so empty and lost even 44 months later.
First, it is interesting that my "favorite"...
EMBRACING GRIEF: LESSONS FROM ANDERSON COOPER’S JOURNEY
While I don't agree politically and culturally with most of Anderson Cooper's viewpoints, he expresses grief so eloquently that I wante...
WELCOME AGAIN!
I've been gone for a while from the School Counseling blog as I've been working on healing from the loss of my amazing husband.
So,...
THE GRIEF TRAIN
This isn't mine, but it is so beautifully written that I wanted to share it with you.
The Grief Train
When the grief train pulled ...
THE IMPORTANCE OF EMBRACING GRIEF
Jesus didn’t tell Mary and Martha to be thankful. He wept with them.
So many people have told me through the years that I should be th...
FAITH IN THE MIDST OF GRIEF: TRUSTING GOD’S WILL
Very early in my grief, not even a month after Bob moved to Heaven, someone from church said to me that we must not have had enough fai...