Saying Goodbye to Robin Williams Saying goodbye to Robin Williams is hard. In the past week, we have mourned as a nation for the loss of Robin Williams. He had long been open with his struggles with substance abuse, addiction, and depression. However, he still seemed like the fun-loving and charming man that several of […] Continue reading → 
Making Yourself Known on Social Media In this day and age, social media is the easiest and biggest platform to make yourself known. As a grief and bereavement professional or caregiver, boosting your social media platform will make it easier for grieving individuals to find you. Social media can work the same way as a […] Continue reading → 
Family Grief with the Loss of a Child Share Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support has recently been awarded a 3 year grant. The grant will focus on bereavement care for families through Missouri that have suffered a pregnancy loss or loss of a child. Read more about the funding and work being done in Missouri […] Continue reading → 
Take Time to Grieve and Heal The first year of grieving is a difficult process. According to Julie Brooks, people often expect too much out of themselves during the first year of grieving. Brooks says to be patient with yourself in the first year after a loss. She offers several helpful tips to take the […] Continue reading → 
Moving Forward with Grief – a Positive Experience It’s often hard to for people in grief to figure out how to move forward in their lives, whether it be hours or years after someone has died. This story by Wales Online shows a mother and wife, Rhian Burke, channeling her grief into a positive experience […] Continue reading →