Monthly Archives: February 2016

Provide an open, honest atmosphere in which it is easy for your children to ask questions and express their thoughts and feelings. You have to understand how your children are interpreting their experience with your husband’s death. Asking them specific questions enables them to tell you what they are thinking and feeling. The questions need Continue Reading >>

You are the person that God created. You are loved by Him and although your pain is very real, in time, as you process your loss of this relationship, you will find purpose again. Your identity will change which can cause fear, and that is normal. There are many changes when one gets divorced. Some Continue Reading >>

Everyone this week is preparing for Valentine’s Day. It is another opportunity for us to send a card to those we love or are thinking about. It certainly is keeping the florist, candy makers and card stores busy as people are purchasing what they think will be just right for that special someone. Right now Continue Reading >>

This week we began our grief support groups. There are men and women who have taken the first steps towards healing for themselves.  They are not quite sure yet if healing will occur but they are willing to give it a try. What is normal and not normal in their grief journey is part of Continue Reading >>