Often grieving children feel very alone. They think they are the only child who is grieving, sometimes even when there are other children in the same house who are also grieving. There is something that happens when a large group of grieving children get together that is difficult to put words to. The outcome is … Read More
Children and teens often have feelings of anger as they are grieving. However, anger is frequently misunderstood. This can be due to the fact that adults don’t think of anger as being an expression of grief. They are ready for children to feel sad and to cry, but they are ill prepared to handle their … Read More
Get creative with your grief. You’ve heard before that everyone grieves differently, but what does this mean? The grief journey is a deeply personal time in one’s life and each person will express their feelings in their own way. Midland Care reaches out to people in a variety of venues to help them come to … Read More
During the warmer months of the year, many people/families spend time together doing outdoor activities, such as picnics, fishing, walking, biking, camping, etc. When a person/family has experienced the death of a loved one, they may not have the energy to participate in these activities or they may feel unable to participate in these activities … Read More