In book club we’ve been reading Resilient Grieving by Lucy Hone, PhD. Today we read chapter 7 about the importance of positive emotions during grieving. Positive emotions act as a respite for us and can offer a broader perspective during the grieving process. In the grips of grief it can be hard to see any … Read More
Stress can be defined as a response to change. The change can be good, such as starting a new job, or it can be bad, such as the death of a loved one. The body responds regardless. Few things are as stressful as the death of a loved one. But even this stressor does not … Read More
When someone experiences the loss of a loved one, the imagery of Halloween can be a virtual nightmare. Visions of “in your face” makeshift cemeteries, coffins on display and ghosts or other beings hanging from front yard trees might cause flashbacks to the agonizing loss of a loved one. Be aware that costumes of zombies, … Read More
Each year, Midland Care produces a commemorative porcelain ornament featuring original artwork from a local artist to inspire joy, memories and peace during the holiday season. This year’s ornament features a rustic vintage truck carrying a festive pine tree in anticipation of ornaments, hot cocoa, holiday music and gatherings by the fire. Laura (Wywadis) Pederzani … Read More
Most people get caught up in the excitement of the back-to-school rituals and environment every Fall. Whether it is preschool, grade school, middle school, high school or college, school has always marked a milestone in one’s life. However for parents who have experienced the loss of a child, a miscarriage or other child related tragedy … Read More