The Power of the Life-Review Letter
You are important. Our life together was meaningful. I am sorry. I forgive you. Thank you. I love you. Goodbye. (Continue reading ...)
Laughing in the Face of Loss: Why Humor Belongs at the Table with Grief
if you find yourself laughing at a funeral, or chuckling through tears, don’t feel guilty. Feel grateful. (Continue reading ...)
Wind Phones – The Line Isn’t Quite Dead
Wind phones are used to “call” deceased loved ones, say unsaid things, and continue to connect. (Continue reading ...)
Finding Meaning at the End of Life
"These are big questions that are lived rather than asked ..." -- Robert A Neimeyer, PhD (Continue reading ...)
When you can’t be present for a last goodbye
"My heart became much lighter as I imagined her standing next to me, watching the blossoms drift slowly downstream." -- Karen Wyatt (Continue reading ...)
Unique — but why?
"Many authors have described bereavement as a transition, a transformation, an evolution. It may not seem so when emotions are most raw." -- Chris Haws (Continue reading ...)
Grievers Need Space!
"A Griever has often had enough happen over which they have had no say. It is vital that in the mourning process, they be heard and honored and understood." (Continue reading ...)
Ghostbots: AI versions of deceased loved ones could be a serious threat to mental health
Dr. Nigel Mulligan discusses the potential psychological impacts of AI-generated "ghosts" for grieving individuals, citing concerns about emotional dependence, misinformation, and exacerbated grief-related issues. (Continue reading ...)