At this point in our lives we have each lost someone we’ve loved. Whether it’s been a parent, a grandparent, a sibling, a spouse, or, quite possibly, a child, grief is a beast when it comes to the holidays. Unfortunately, there is no real way around it. It presents itself in many ways. Decorating the …
Forever 39. My brother and I loved to laugh. When we were very young and he would sneak into my bed in the middle of the night after peeing in his own . . . this was the time that our secret world came alive. For some reason lying in the dark, knowing that we …
Barbara is a psychotherapist and life transition coach. You can find her at barbarawassermancoaching.com. This post was originally featured there. As is the case for all of us, you will likely find yourself grieving your parents at some point in your lifetime. You feel like an orphan, as you try to find your way. Hopefully …
Rebecca blogs over at From Where I Sit. This post was first published there earlier this month. A few weeks ago I was invited to a seminar on dealing with loss during the holidays. Although I was interested in the topic, it was its title that sealed my attendance: Meeting Grief with Grace. I would …