When the World Moves On: Supporting Those Still Recovering After a Disaster
Supporting people weeks and months after a natural disaster—when the initial outpouring of help has faded—is crucial. Here are 9 meaningful ways to provide support, including what to say and what not to say. 1. Continue Checking In Say: “I’ve been thinking about...
Supporting Employees Through Loss
Grievers who return to work often report feeling isolated and alone. Each person is different in how much they feel, or don’t feel like talking about their loss. Working environment stresses may also feel more intense, creating a sense of isolation as a griever is...
Remembering Our Lost Loved Ones and Creating New Traditions
The holidays can magnify the absence of familiar faces or routines if you have lost a loved one. It’s a time that can be exhausting but one also that you can create anew with a mix of past traditions and remembrances to bring the spirit of your loved one into the...
Transforming Loss into Growth: Finding Meaning and Purpose
Transforming loss into growth is a deeply personal journey that allows a griever to reshape life in ways that honor both the loss and an ongoing potential for growth. This transformation doesn’t erase the pain of loss; rather, it integrates it, allowing you to draw...
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“Finding Calm in Your Heart”
Practices to Help You Through Each Day After Experiencing a Loss