Compassion fatigue may be a term you’re familiar with, something you’ve heard in passing. This could be the first time altogether that you’re reading about it. Either way, it’s something you should be aware of–it can happen to anyone, but those who work with people in difficult situations are the most susceptible to it. What […] Continue reading → 
How to handle those who have lost loved ones through violent acts It’s impossible to open a news site today without being confronted with countless violent images of senseless tragedy and occurrences of mass shootings, suicide bombings, and other terrible acts that bring death into the forefront of the lives of everyday people. These are ordinary […] Continue reading → 
Grieving Someone Alive Grieving someone alive is not a conventional form of grief that is often talked about, but is a real issue that is faced by the living. Death is often viewed as the base requirement for grief but mourning the deceased is only one facet of death. If you have never experienced […] Continue reading → 
Remembering American Grief and Tragedies- Part 2 The United States has had its fair share of American Grief for a country that is still young in the world. From starting our country with a war to attacks on our own soil, we consistently show that we are resilient as a people. Part One of our American Grief […] Continue reading → 
Remembering American Tragedies and Grief- Part 1 The United States has a rich history, full of influential figures and defining events. It is nation born out of the idea of freedom and personal liberty. One of our nation’s finest traits, is our ability to recover from tragedies. We survived and revived after depressions and wars. […] Continue reading → 
Congratulations to Cruse Bereavement Care Cruse Bereavement Care has recently been awarded an almost £700k grant in order to further their excellence in bereavement care. They host over 8,000 support sessions a year to help people and families who have lost loved ones. According to Elaine Roub, who works with the charity, “What it allows […] Continue reading →