by Kathryn Chapman | Mar 4, 2025 | Grief
As March unfolds and the first signs of spring begin to surface, the world shifts from the quiet dormancy of winter to the gentle stirrings of new life. Buds form on bare branches, birds return with their morning songs, and the air carries the scent of earth...
by Lisa Norton | Feb 5, 2025 | Grief
“Life keeps going.” This simple phrase is one that is repeated over and over, especially when dealing with the death of a loved one. Though we would love for grief to pencil us in when it’s convenient for our schedule, that simply isn’t the case. As we know, grief can...
by Lisa Norton | Jan 2, 2025 | Grief
In her poem The Uses of Sorrow, Mary Oliver writes “Someone I loved once / gave me a box full of darkness. / It took me years to understand that / this, too, was a gift.” Your recent holiday season has likely been full of gifts – whether they came in the form of...
by Lisa Norton | Dec 5, 2024 | Grief
As the days shorten and temperatures drop, winter can become a particularly challenging time for those navigating grief. The season’s stillness, darkened skies, and chill in the air can echo the heaviness many feel in their hearts. For many, winter represents a time...
by Lisa Norton | Nov 7, 2024 | Grief, Uncategorized
Navigating Grief and Renewal Through the Changing Seasons of the Holidays As autumn’s vibrant colors begin to emerge, the changing season mirrors the emotional transitions we experience when navigating grief, especially during the holidays. The trees, once lush and...
by Dana Casadei | Mar 27, 2024 | Grief
We often think of the terms “respond” and “react” as interchangeable, but did you know that there is a distinct and important difference between the two? This distinction can be especially helpful to know of when considering how we connect with others while we are...
