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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC There is no right or wrong way...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC Being a bereaved, in a pandemic year...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar Grief is powerful and is related to the specific...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC After a loved one dies, we can find...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC I cannot imagine anything more difficult than...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC Who needs this mindfulness stuff? It’s just...
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What’s wrong with these people, that they can’t let go of their deceased loved one? It is perfectly normal and natural that they want to remain close in these ways. According to Klass, Silverman, and Nickman, who authored, Continuing Bond: New...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC Since March I have been working from home...
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In this time of crisis, let us remember that we are not socially distancing, we are physically distancing, to flatten the curve and limit the spread of the virus. We cannot be physically present to each other, yet we are doing what we can to be...
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Following the guidance of the CDC and the Wisconsin Department of Health, we are eliminating in- person groups, whether it is the Coffees every other Friday or the Grief Group which begins March 23. None of these groups will be held in person...
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Someone once said to me, “parents are the children’s first teachers.” What children learn, what children know, comes from the example of their parent(s), first. This is true about grief as...
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by Julia Rajtar, M.A.P.S., BCC A loved one who struggles with depression once...
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