In Grief When Serving the Grieving
Virtual Funeral Professionals Peer Support Meeting in November WHEELING, IL— Grief is messy and difficult and something funeral professionals see every day. At times, this can overwhelm even...
Grief Support
AI & Grieving Series, Part 3: Eternos.Life
The third product in our series on AI application tools for the grieving process is Eternos.Life. Engineered specifically as a memorialization tool, Eternos.Life has the capacity to preserve...
OGR Wins Award for Grief Support Program
The Indiana Society of Association Executives recognized the association for its membership program INDIANAPOLIS (December 7, 2023) – The International Order of the Golden Rule (OGR) was honored with...
How Do Doctors Treat Complicated Grief? Part 1: Talk Therapy
Traumatic losses such as the sudden death – or sometimes even expected death – of a beloved family member can leave clients reeling. It’s often the case that...
Getting Creative With Grief Therapy
There’s been a popular view for some time that creativity can help those who are grieving. The idea is well-established enough to have assumed a mantle of merit...
Proof that Pets Provide Effective Grief Support
If you have pets, you likely already know well how great their calming effects can be. The benefits of animal companionship extend well beyond just company, though, to...
Permission to Grieve—Virtual Workshop with Glenda Stansbury
WHEELING, IL— “If you boil down everything all of the grief authors have ever written or said, it comes down to ‘permission.’ People need permission to grieve. The...