By Jane Maisey & Nina Watts-Carrier
People often avoid having difficult conversations as they are afraid that they will say the wrong thing. How can we support those who are suffering, physically or emotionally?
By Nina Watts-Carrier
People can be overwhelmed when confronted with what to say to someone who is grieving. People may think that they need to make the griever feel better, to alleviate their pain or they may avoid the person altogether because they don’t know what to say. The reality is that you are probably not going to be able to make them feel better, you cannot take away their pain and it can be incredibly hurtful to not acknowledge the person and their loss.
Keep It Simple
By Melinda Phillips
Online experiences are now considered a normal part of life, and the distinctions that once existed between online and offline social networks are dissolving. As the online world evolves, it impacts on the range of human experience, including death and mourning.
by Nina Watts-Carrier
By Melinda Phillips