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01MayLiving and Thriving with Mental Health Problems
In the community surrounding me, lately there has been a lot of talk about the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. There have also been multiple people who have either committed…...
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24AprBecome an Organ Donor Today
Most people do not enjoy thinking about death, understandably so. For some, this fear of death stops them from registering as an organ donor. The statistics on the need for…...
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17AprHow to Deal with the Loss of a Parent
Our relationships with our parents are typically complex and meaningful, whether for the good or bad. Parents can be both infuriating and lovable all at the same time. For some…...
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03AprBest Funeral Poems
Whether it be for a eulogy, a program or something to end the service with, a poem can often take the emotions we’re feeling after a death and put them…...
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27Mar5 Tips to Battle Grief with Nutrition
When you’re grieving, it often feels like there isn’t much that would help you feel better. While comfort food may seem like the right answer, you may actually be lengthening…...
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20MarObituaries: Do we still need them?
Obituaries are the most common way for us to become informed about deaths that occur in our communities. In most periodicals, the terms “obituary” (derived from the Latin word for…...
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13MarMourning Together: Twin Cities Local Grief Support Groups
Trying to find healing after a loss can sometimes seem impossible. The weight that you carry often cannot be described, even if you had the energy to do so. It…...
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06Mar7 Reasons to Make and Keep New Year’s Resolutions While Grieving – Part Three
As we welcome March into 2017 and look forward to a warm Spring this year, let’s be reminded of our New Year’s Resolutions that we set so many weeks ago.…...
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