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Flowers are more than pretty colors. They can symbolize cultures or virtues in a person. Flowers have meaning, especially on a holiday. The flowers received from a funeral of a loved one may be hard to get rid of. Watching them die can bring...
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If this title sounds familiar, it should; in a few days, Tuesday, April 23, Bakken-Young is hosting a webinar with Ken Doka, Ph.D., MDiv, Death of a Parent: am I an adult orphan? I myself fall into this category, having experienced the death of...
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If you’ve watched Mockingjay Part 2 (the last Hunger Games movie), you will notice how Katniss finds comfort after her loss from a cat. While she isn’t a huge animal lover, she takes the cat into her arms and cries extremely hard. It...
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When a loved one dies unexpectedly, it’s a shock. You freeze, go numb, or fall to your knees in disbelief. You cry. You cry so hard. There are many ways you might react when the news comes to...
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You are experiencing agony. Your loved one took their own life. It is something...
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Are you feeling weighed down in grief? Is it challenging to come to terms...
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During grief, finding the motivation to do things can be challenging. On the other hand, you might also feel like you are staying so busy you don’t have time to breathe. Here’s a question for you, are you taking care of yourself? We understand...
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Have you ever been in the depths of grief and wanted to do nothing more than curl up on the couch and watch some TV? Emotional support television can be quite...
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Have you ever been put in a grouchy mood because someone hurt or offended...
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As September starts, we come to the 22nd anniversary of remembering 9/11. Some of...
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Today we are talking about a podcast about the loss of a child. Country...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC A nurse shared how unfairly her workplace treated...
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