Category Bereavement Counseling
Is My Child Grieving Normally?
By Tracy Hart, LCMHC Children tend to respond to death very differently from their adult family members. Kids Path counselors... Read More
Supporting a Bereaved Person through Traumatic Loss
In the wake of a sudden, unexpected or otherwise traumatic loss, effectively supporting a bereaved person can seem difficult or... Read More
Your Holiday Grief Toolkit: Piecing Together a Holiday without your Loved One
There is perhaps no milestone so daunting for the newly bereaved as the holiday season: a time typically spent celebrating... Read More
50 Practical Gestures to Help a Grieving Friend
When comforting someone who is grieving, how many times have you said “If there’s anything I can do. . .”?... Read More
In a Crisis, Spiritual Resilience Can Pull Us Through
This year’s theme for Pastoral Care Week is “spiritual resilience.” What does it mean to be spiritually resilient? How can... Read More
Five Things to Know About The Grieving Teen
Adolescence is always difficult, but adding a loved one’s serious illness into the mix can make this time even more... Read More
Coping with the Death of a Parent
Losing a parent is a process and adjustment. If you spent the past few weeks or months caring for your... Read More
Discussing Loss and Grief with a Child
After the death of a loved one, children will grieve. Grief is a normal reaction to loss and change. With... Read More
Your Journey Through Grief
Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be a very difficult experience, emotionally and physically. You may be... Read More