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Not only is pregnancy and infant loss devastating for the bereaved parents, but siblings grieve too. They will be experiencing the pain of this loss in their own unique way. Grieving siblings are often forgotten mourners. If the children knew about the expected baby, they will grieve. If they did not know, they will still sense their parents’ grief. Research has found that siblings in grief after a perinatal loss experience disappointment and sadness that might entail a feeli

Dear Friends, Young children have important questions about death and need supportive adults. It’s never too early to begin the...

Dear Friends, If I had come across the book The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer in my teenage years my life would have been a lot...

Dear Friends, At a local death cafe, one of the humans in attendance shared with me a book that I wanted to recommend to you. It’s called...

Dear Friends, I am writing to you about a book that I loved so much that I read it twice. Grieving Dads by Kelly Farley with David Dicola...

In order to help anyone who is grieving there must be a kind, caring, and knowledgeable community surrounding them. That type of...

World Teen Mental Wellness Day is observed around the world on March 2nd every year. The aim of this important day is to raise awareness,...

One of the most difficult conversations to have with a child is about death. Usually, we wait until someone or a pet is dying or has died.