Social Media Ideas for Dealing With Grief And Fears

4 Reasons We’re Reluctant to Grieve (and What to Do about it)

When Grief Takes Away Everything That Was Normal

There is something about losing a mother that is permanent and inexpressible—a wound that will never quite heal. ~ Susan WiggsA reader writes: My mom died of cancer three months a...

Living With Loss Without Living in Grief

Trying to forget someone you love is like trying to remember someone you never met.  ~ UnknownA reader writes: It's been a week since the fifth anniversary of my Mum's passing. Sin...

You Can’t Take Away Their Grief, But You Can Be There

Above all, show your love. Show up. Say something. Do something. Be willing to stand beside the gaping hole that has opened in your friend’s life, without flinching or turning away...

How We Can Deal With Our Fears

Is fear affecting your life? There are some proven ways to deal with it.

Grief: Escaping the Museum of the Past

When the pain of loss softens, it can feel like losing a loved one again. A psychologist describes this "second loss" and how to move through it.

Understanding the Stages of Grief: What Healing Really Looks Like After Loss

Grief is one of the few experiences every person will face, yet no […]

In Grief: When Can I Stop The Process?

A reader writes: I have been reading a great little book called Healing After Loss by Martha Hickman. It contains brief, one-page daily readings to help people work through their g...

SUPPORTING MEMBERS VIDEO: “Grief Attack” Quick Fix – Four Anchors to Ground Grief with Amitabha Mantra and Pureland Dhar...

Does grief ambush you? That sudden, crushing panic that makes it feel like you're in hell? This is a "Grief Attack," and this powerful "Quick Fix" practice is here to help. Join us...

Loosening the Grip of Fear - Encouragement Café - July 13

As a mother and Christian, Jamy Whitaker shares her personal struggle with fear and how it can hold us back from living our God-given purpose. By exploring biblical verses such as...

When Grief Is Too Much to Bear: Supporting A Grieving Parent, from A Distance

A parent’s love is whole, no matter how many times divided. ~ Robert BraultA reader writes: My husband and I are dealing with his mother's grief over losing his father (her husband...

Grieving Without Numbing The Pain

Frequency of drinking is less important than the role that alcohol plays in the life of the grief victim.— Margaret GernerA reader writes: It's been a terrible and bumpy ride so fa...

What Grief Can Teach Us, If We're Willing to Listen

Grief is a core emotional system that delivers real information. Learn why listening to it together restores our capacity for joy.

Spiraling fear or soaring faith? - Warrior Mom Wisdom - Week of July 28

A Christian woman shares her personal struggle with fear and how she responded in faith, ultimately finding peace and forgiveness after realizing she had chosen to live in fear rat...

The Process and the Practice of Grief

Individuals who suffer from severe and persistent mental illness often feel loss, grieving what they have not been able to have.

Grief Is Killing Me

Grief is killing me...

Finding Your Footing After Sudden Loss: Protecting Your Family While You Heal

When an unexpected tragedy fractures your family, time seems to stop. The immediate […]

Loss, Grief, and Eventually Joy Once Again

Personal Perspective: When I feel the pain of grief, my tears transform into words cathartically laced together.

'Grief is a killer': Wichita group helps people heal after loss

Good Grief of Kansas provides support for those navigating the physical and mental effects of grief.

When Does Grieving End?

Grief comes in three stages: the beginning, the middle, and the rest of your life.  ~ Candace LightnerA reader writes: I have been reading a wonderful little book called Healing Af...

6 Yoga Poses to Support Your Grieving Process

Learning how to deal with grief is a process of tuning into your mind, body, and breath—then letting it all go. These poses can help. The post 6 Yoga Poses to Support Your Grievin...

Grief, Red Lipstick, an Olive Tree and Hope

Today, on National Grief Awareness Day, I find myself thinking about a word I know far too well: grief. Grief has traveled beside me during several chapters of my life. It has arri...

Healing The Pain Of Losing Your Beloved

Understanding the true nature of our soul journey, how does one cope with the pain of physical separation when our loved ones leave the physical form? There is no easy way to cope...

When A Child Loses Someone: Gentle Ways To Offer Support

Helping a young person process the loss of a loved one requires patience and gentle care. Children express sorrow differently than adults, often cycling through confusing emotions...