There are tangible ways you can show up for people who are grieving during this particular holiday season. After losing someone close to you, certain milestones can be tough. So while the holidays are ...

The Central Okanagan Hospice Association (COHA) is encouraging residents to take part in National Grief and Bereavement Day on Tuesday, Nov. 18, a day focused on improving understanding around grief ...

Loss and death are an inevitable part of life; how then do autistic people learn to process these events, given their own particular communication, language, and social challenges? How can autism ...

Coping with the loss of a loved one who struggled with their mental health is unlike any other kind of grief. It often carries a heavier weight, marked by guilt, confusion, and social stigma.

Grief is one of the most overwhelming human experiences, especially after the death of a loved one. While loss is a natural part of life, knowing how to deal with it - or how to support someone who is ...

When somebody close to you dies, the world comes to a standstill. Life as you knew it has changed for good and you somehow need to process the loss of those memories, as well as knowing you’re losing ...

When someone we care about loses a loved one, our first instinct is usually to say something comforting or, worse, give advice.

I wrote this article over a year ago after the tragic loss of a young person in our community but am submitting now after another heart-breaking loss has resurfaced to the forefront of all our minds.

Grief is a near-universal experience, as most people will go through a loss at some point in their lives, but it's also inherently personal—the way people process and cope with loss varies greatly ...

How can we grieve effectively during pandemic times? All of us have experienced grief since the pandemic began — loss of freedom, loss of income, loss of opportunities to travel, loss of health. Grief ...