Preschool aged children often struggle with understanding that death is permanent. This can be hard on their parents/guardians, as it can require their parent/guardian to repeatedly tell them about the death. Even after hearing the person has died, preschoolers often spend time looking for him/her. Regardless of their understanding about the permanence of death, the … Read More
So your loved one has died and some time has passed. You realize that you’re experiencing a high volume of disorganization, forgetfulness and difficulty concentrating. We have great news! You are not crazy, you are just grieving! Grief takes a toll on all of us and it’s no wonder with the life altering changes surrounding … Read More
The cell phone rang as I sat at my desk at work. Though it was my husband’s number, I found a stranger on the other end. My husband had been in an accident. It was bad. I heard my voice ask quickly… “My baby” – referencing my 10 month old I knew was in the … Read More
When a teen first experiences the death of a loved one, he/she spends most of their energy on grieving and just making it through the day. Their focus is very much turned inward. As time goes by teens often talk about how the death of their loved one makes them feel older and in lots … Read More
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