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April 27, 2021
Anticipatory grief moves through several stages. First is the initial shock. People can be angry, perhaps searching for someone to blame.
February 27, 2021
What to Say to a Dying Person How to have meaningful conversations during the end-of-life stages In order to pass away with dignity, patients need both […]
February 17, 2021
Supporting families who have lost someone during COVID can be challenging. Our chaplain offers practical advice
November 30, 2020
It’s difficult to support a friend or family member who has lost a loved one. What practical things can you do to help them? This is a practical guide that will help you navigate those awkward moments when you don’t know what to say, as well as some advice on what you can do to provide comfort.
November 28, 2020
Compassion fatigue hurts nurses and healthcare providers, but is easy to prevent. Find out how to keep your caregivers at 100 percent.
July 7, 2020
Checklist for Funeral Planning Funerals do more than acknowledge the reality of death. They mark the transition from this life to the next, providing a channel
April 13, 2020
Parents find it hard to explain death to a child because, in most cases, they are not comfortable talking about it themselves. Death and grief can be so overwhelming but avoiding it can leave children angry and confused. Death occurs in many ways. Sometimes it is sudden. Sometimes it is expected. Sometimes it is prolonged or accidental. It can come when we are young or when we are old. Parents cannot shield children from loss, so they need to help them understand it.