Self-directed Anticipatory Mourning in Late-life Bereavement Therapy
Kris PetersonAs older adults advance in age and more frequently experience the passing of similarly aged peers, they may express feelings of being left behind, of being the last one and…
Volunteerism as a Professional
Volunteerism is an essential tool for those who have experienced grief and professionals in the industry; it is a vital community resource that offers value to all involved. In the…
American Heart Month – How To Participate and Honor Those Affected by Heart Disease
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the U.S.; the majority of people will be impacted directly or indirectly whether through a loved one, colleague, or acquaintance.…
National Hospice Palliative Care Month
November is the National Hospice Palliative Care awareness month and this years’ theme is Courageous Conversations. These conversations can include hospice care, decision making for those final stages, and after-life…
Anticipatory Grief and How to Cope
While there are several different types of grief, anticipatory grief is a lesser talked about form of grieving. This type of grief often occurs while dealing with the impending…