Category: grief & loss

• emotions ,grief & loss
• Joy Campbell
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Change by its very nature is multi- faceted in its effect. It is usual to experience a wide range of […]

• anger ,decisions ,emotions ,grief & loss
• Joy Campbell
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“No human act is more difficult than forgiveness.”– Dr D.G. Benner. Imagine, a friend borrowed $15,000 from you, they told […]

• grief & loss ,relationships ,self care ,separation ,sexuality
• Caroline Williams
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If the breakup was for the best, you shouldn’t be sad As much as we would like our emotional reactions […]

• grief & loss ,relationships ,separation
• Robin Goldstein
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Many people are surprised to learn that a majority of divorces are initiated by women. Up to two thirds of […]

• book reviews ,change ,children ,grief & loss
• Anne Horrill
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What’s Happened to Baby? Is an inviting, sensitively written and colourfully illustrated picture book for children 3-7 years old, who […]

• grief & loss ,military & veterans
• Martin Knight-Willis
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As a former member of both 1 Ranger Squadron NZSAS, C Squadron Rhodesian SAS, and a Vietnam Veteran, I’ve been […]

• grief & loss
• Karen Field
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The journey through grief is different for everyone – longer, shorter, smoother, more tumultuous, one-way and steady, endlessly back and […]

• grief & loss
• Karen Field
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Grief is a natural response to loss that affects us all at various times in our lives, when we lose […]