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A Word About Grief and Healing
A reminder to us that the “work” of grieving is leading us somewhere; that eventually the emotional exhaustion and struggle... Read More
Remembering Your Mom this Mother’s Day
Many people who have recently lost their mother struggle with how they might “celebrate” Mother’s Day, rather than focusing only... Read More
The Hospice Care Model
A Summary of the Hospice Care Model Interdisciplinary team approach. Support for the patient, family and caregiver. Services are not... Read More
Advance Care Planning
Advance care planning is making decisions about the care you would want to receive if you happen to become unable... Read More
Four Ways to Manage Stress as a Caregiver
Caring for an elderly or sick loved one is a difficult and stressful job, physically and emotionally. At some point,... Read More
Coping as a Long-Distance Caregiver
By Marina Mails Bereavement Counselor II “I live in Chicago, and my 81 year old father lives in North Carolina.... Read More
Will Keeping a Journal Help Me Heal?
Journaling can help you express your feelings, especially when you are grieving. The journal is your confidant, close friend and... Read More
Long-Distance Caregiving
Providing care for a loved one that is not close to home can be difficult. Fortunately, long-distance caregiving is not... Read More
Greensboro Community Resources
CEC Bereavement Counselor Whether you are caring for a dying loved one or grieving a recent loss, there are many... Read More