by Lisa Norton | Jan 5, 2026 | Grief, Uncategorized
In her memoir, Wintering: Rest and Retreat in Difficult Times, author Katherine May reflects on the “sparse beauty” of winter as “a time for reflection and recuperation, for slow replenishment, for putting your house in order.” Winter provides is with an opportunity...
by Lisa Norton | Nov 20, 2025 | Grief, Uncategorized
For many children, the holiday season is full of excitement—sparkling lights, special traditions, and moments of joy. But for children who are grieving the death of someone they love, the holidays can also bring feelings of sadness, longing, isolation, and confusion....
by Lisa Norton | Oct 29, 2025 | Grief
Fall as a Metaphor for Grief Fall invites us to notice change. The air cools, the light fades earlier, and the trees release their leaves one by one. For many of us who are grieving, this season can feel especially tender. The outward signs of change in nature often...
by Lisa Norton | Aug 29, 2025 | Grief
Our Grief Care team is a wealth of knowledge about grief and loss. They provide education and outreach at workshops and presentations throughout the community, and that education helps to bring healing and hope to individuals who are on a journey with grief. In honor...
by Lisa Norton | Apr 30, 2025 | Grief
Dr. Kenneth Doka reminds us that “there is little work more difficult than [that of] working through grief.” Doing the work of grief involves having to un-learn the patterns and rhythms that have governed our lives with our loved ones – the daily phone call to mom,...
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...
