Death Rituals in Different Faiths & Cultures (1.0 Contact Hour)
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Death is the most inevitable fact of life and the “great equalizer.” How death is perceived, interpreted, and responded to…
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Mama Kept Short Accounts
When at last – at the last – Mama took center stage, her flawless delivery betrayed the frequency with which…
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Allan’s Final Days
We’re grateful for Kathleen McHenry DeRubio who shares her perspective on “peace, compassion, and respect.” Allan had been in the…
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Why I Am An Organ Donor
Charlie’s stepson Anthony “Ryan” Hilliard had been shot. Following an agonizing trip to the hospital many miles from their home,…
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Losing a partner has been likened to losing a limb, and the phantom pain emanating from the place the limb…
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The Rhythm of Respiration
This post originally appeared in Let’s Talk Transitions in August 2017 and we think its message is as timeless and…
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My Dear Pre-COVID Life
Haven Parrott, Transitions LifeCare’s manager of bereavement services, wrote this letter to her Pre-COVID Life and shared at a recent…
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Ways to Create Memorial and Meaning When Separated During the COVID-19 Pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly changed many aspects…
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Guilt and Regret
This post on guilt & regret was first shared in March 2015. Its content is powerful, so we’re resharing. Our…
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Tips for Helping Kids Transition Back to School after a Death Has Occurred
This post originally appeared on August 22, 2018. We’ve updated dates for our child and teen grief offerings found at the end of this post. It’s typical for parents and…