Grief is Hard: Remembering Dr. H. Norman Wright
It seems that no matter how much you work with grief, when it hits you personally, it’s as if you’ve never seen it before. The weight of it crashes on top of you, taking your breath away. You wonder if you will ever breathe deeply again. [...]
Fall Grief
I don’t know about you, but there seems to be something about fall that brings a shift in how I feel. Maybe it’s the changing weather or the simple fact that I know the holidays are approaching. Football and the Holidays I was thinking about how [...]
When You Feel Betrayed
Grief is a strange thing; and at the same time, it’s very normal. One minute life seems to be going well, and then seemingly out of nowhere the earth gives way under your feet. You feel as though you are free-falling with no place to land. [...]
When Silence is Enough
Your friend or family member just called you to tell you that someone they love died. It’s a heart wrenching call and you feel as though you need to come up with something to say to help them feel better or, at a minimum, offer some [...]
The Role of Grief in Untangling Feelings of Failure
Guest Post by Jolene Underwood What if the grief you feel is the result of a situation where you did, or didn’t, say or do something the way you wished you had? Feeling like you’ve failed, because you messed up or just can’t seem to get [...]
Guilt and the Griever
Have you had a loved one die and find that you are carrying guilt? Maybe it’s a guilt that you couldn’t stop the death. Maybe it’s a guilt that you didn’t answer their last call. Or maybe it’s a guilt that you weren’t enough in some [...]
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