Grief Discovery
Death is a natural part of life that we all must face at some point. In this blog post, the author shares their personal perspective on death and what happens after we die, drawing upon their own experiences and beliefs.
End of Life Issues
"Turning Off Pacemaker at End of Life: A Guide" provides compassionate guidance on the ethical, medical, and emotional considerations of deactivating a pacemaker for end-of-life care. Learn the process, legal aspects, and how to navigate this difficult decision.
End of Life Issues
Thanatophobia, or the fear of death, can deeply impact daily life, causing anxiety and distress. Understanding its causes, symptoms, and coping strategies can help ease the fear and improve well-being. Learn how to manage this phobia and regain peace of mind.
Ask the Experts
Exploring Alternatives to Feeding Tubes in Dementia Care: A guide focusing on comfort, dignity, and quality of life, balancing nutrition with the unique needs of advanced dementia patients
End of Life Issues
My father was placed on hospice care before he died from liver cancer. I wonder if the morphine and Ativan hastened his death, and if lowering the dosage could have allowed him to eat and drink again.
End of Life Issues
Losing a spouse is a heartbreaking experience, and navigating the grieving process can be especially challenging for dementia patients. When faced with the difficult decision of “should you tell a dementia patient their spouse has died,” what’s the best course of action?
Mental Health
The holiday season can be a difficult time for those who are grieving the loss of a loved one. In this post, we offer tips and strategies for managing grief during the holidays, including establishing new traditions, seeking support, and taking care of oneself physically and emotionally.
End of Life Issues
"Can Grieving Make You Sick?" explores the powerful connection between grief and physical health. Learn how emotional pain can manifest in your body, affecting your immune system, sleep, and overall well-being, and discover strategies for healing both mind and body.
Grief Recovery
Losing a loved one is never easy, and grief is a normal response to loss. However, for some, the grief process can be complicated and extended. This blog post explores the differences between grief and complicated grief and the treatment options available.
End of Life Issues
End-stage dementia is marked by severe memory loss, difficulty communicating, inability to perform daily tasks, and physical decline. Recognizing these signs helps caregivers provide comfort, dignity, and appropriate end-of-life care for loved ones.
End of Life Issues
Good grief is an expression of shock, surprise or dismay. Good God, often used as an exasperated response, is a related phrase that has evolved into the more bowdlerized 'Good Grief.' It has been used as a phrase for centuries, with its roots in religious texts and stories
Grief Recovery
Losing your mother is a deeply painful experience that can leave you feeling alone. Our unique course with meditation can help you work through your grief and find resolution. Share your thoughts and feelings with others who understand.