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There are family or community structures wherein children learn to limit their ability to share their emotions and grief after a loss, for example, in a family where a parent or another family member is incarcerated. If an individual related to...
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Loss is an overwhelming experience that affects not only the individual who is grieving but also the entire family. In times of tragedy, especially the loss of a spouse, families often struggle to navigate the emotional turbulence that follows...
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At the wedding ceremony, there was a special prayer/mention of those who died and how they had inspired the bride and groom for their future. During the reception at another wedding, at each place setting on one table was a separate photo of each...
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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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Are you contemplating how to honor your loved ones who’ve passed away, especially at...
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Death is a reality that all of us will eventually face. However, for many...
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The Current State of the World Creates a New perspective on Death and What...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, BCC The death of a child, at any age...
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With the holidays quickly approaching, and the anticipation of all the merriment to come, hearts beat gleefully for most of us as we begin the preparations and celebrate the honored rituals of family time together. In a family, whose parent...
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Helping begins with your ability to be an active listener. Your physical presence and...
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