Slow Down and Let Your Angels Help You
I was blessed to have a mom who showed unconditional love. You know, one of those rare (and feisty) birds. And I fully realize that not everyone is as fortunate […]
Play-Doh vs. Rock
Written by: Jill Thorson, LCSW One of my favorite activities to do with grieving youth begins with an old classic, Play-Doh. I give them a small piece of the Play-Doh […]
The Connection Between Food and Grief
Written by, Cynthia Victor of Fox Valley Food for Health There is a common tradition you see in every community after the death of a loved one: the outpouring of […]
Grief in the Workplace: A Guide for Identifying Grieving Co-Workers and How You Can Help
Written by: Pamela Bills, LPC. Grief and loss are normal parts of life yet we as a society do not like to talk about them. Often referred to as the […]
Weavers Circle becomes Starting SMAL*L – The back story
YEARS AGO, a core group of pioneering grievers at our organization started The Weaver’s Circle to offer connectedness for people, ages 50 and older, who had gone through spousal loss […]