What Do I Say to Someone Who’s Grieving?
Losing a loved one can be devastating and finding the right words to say to someone who has recently lost a loved one can be complicated.
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Embracing Change, Loss, and Time Gone By
I am in the midst of moving (quite a task, I must say) and I’ve been struck by just how quickly time passes. Packing up my belongings has brought forth memories that stir my heart, some from the beginning days of Breathing Spaces. I’ve been handling cherished keepsakes that remind me of moments and loved ones, gazing at old photographs that evoke sweet memories, and pondering over moments that have slipped away.
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A Three-Dimensional Life
My mother Ruth’s favorite artist was a Dutch painter, Anton Pieck. The very fine details in his prints inspired her to spend hours cutting out and gluing small images on top of each other until they popped right off the page to her satisfaction.
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Walking With Mom
Introducing Tiffany Baker
We’re so happy to introduce Tiffany Baker to you. She’s an incredible addition to our team, and will be providing online Death Salons as part of our compassion circles, but you can also get one-on-one support from her as Vigil Planner or Grief Coach. All of these things are so important, especially for those of
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Grief, Growth, and Grit
I am not a researcher, but I am an observer of people. What I have observed in my personal and professional life is there are phases we go through with grief. They aren’t linear because grief isn’t neat and orderly. I refer to these phases as grief, growth, and grit.
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