Navigating the winter season during COVID comes with challenges, but there are things you can do to support yourself and your loved ones during this time.
Read MoreA transition hits the hardest when it shakes our sense of self – when we are forced to view ourselves differently; when we are faced with a future that is nothing like we planned. The pandemic wasn’t a part of any of our plans and it certainly doesn’t feel normal, but it is an opportunity for us to evaluate how we see our lives.
Read MoreSuicide is an important topic to share stories around yet is rarely talked about. Let’s change that. Let’s spread awareness, gain understanding, and offer compassion to ourselves and each other. Read “Through the Lens of a Suicide Loss Survivor” to hear the story of a daughter’s grief journey and healing.
Read MoreDecision fatigue and burn out is worth talking about because every decision feels like, literally, life or death. Every decision feels like it carries giant consequences for our physical health and mental health. And you have to make thousands of decisions a day.
Read MoreThis is a call to action, in a sense. A call to look within. A call to understand your own needs and values. A call to make choices that support ourselves and each other. A call to live mindfully. A call to connect to your own truth.
Read MoreThe truth about loss is that there’s usually no going back to “normal” as it once was, but there is a way forward and a new “normal” that can be found.
Read MoreIs grief a normal response to a pandemic? This is a question you may ask yourself before giving yourself permission to support yourself or someone else who is experiencing grief. Getting straight to the point - Yes, grief is a normal response to a pandemic.
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