Rewired by Loss: Grief Is Essentially a Brain Injury
Somewhat as a stroke might do, grief rewire the brain in a lasting way to accommodate the changes caused by ...
Tag: Grief and Healing
The Wolf’s Curse: Grief in Children’s Literature
In this WilbertEDU session, Jessica will discuss grief in children’s literature and how she came to write The Wolf’s Curse, ...
Permission to Grieve—Virtual Workshop with Glenda Stansbury
On Tuesday, May 24 at 4:00pm CT, the Cremation Association of North America (CANA) and Glenda Stansbury offer a workshop ...
The Assault of Grief
Handling grief is a major feature of the profession, and grief management is part of the training, but what kind ...
The History of Cremation Rituals and Why They Aren’t Going Away
Ritual has always been an important part of understanding grief. Funeral professionals can still help families create cremation rituals today.
Dealing With Difficult Families
Pain and grief can often bring out the worst in people. We know that and to a degree, we anticipate ...
Faith & Grief Ministries: Gathering, Storytelling, Healing
As death care professionals are keenly aware, feelings of grief and loss don’t end with disposition. While you provide as ...
Grieving Cat Gets “Memory Basket” After Mom’s Death
If you’ve ever witnessed the behavior of a pet whose owner recently died, you know that animals experience their own ...
A Lesson on Remembrance: Are We Authentically Celebrating the Life Lived?
This issue of lionizing or canonizing the person who died is a very important issue facing funeral service. Our desire ...
