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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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Less daylight, cooler days, glorious sun rises and sets, and colored leaves escort us into the season of fall. This time of year reminds me of the last fall my dad was...
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by Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC After her father’s death, a bereaved adult daughter...
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Father’s Day is a day to show love and honor to your Father. Whether...
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It’s already started, the tv commercials to remember your mom on mother’s day, or...
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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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Pandemic Life Lessons to Live By Life took a pretty abrupt turn for most...
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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 Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC “I need to be tough for my...
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As we get older we hear more and more stories of those around us being affected by cancer. Too many times we have friends and family who are infected with this terrible disease and too often do we lose loved ones to cancer. In honor of Breast...
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The ads are in the paper, on tv and on the radio. Get him a grill, think about a new shirt, wash his car, a new fishing pole is nice. All this anticipation heightens our senses to the reality that many of us will not be doing any of these things...
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