Healing a Hearts Loss

Sex after Loss

Posted by wpadmin on November 1, 2019 in Coping

Points to consider; Increased promiscuity Increased sex drive Decreased sex drive STD’s Sexually Transmitted Diseases Demographics Condoms When speaking to individuals about sex and intimacy after a loss there are areas of discussion that many counselors ignore completely or shy away from when speaking with clients. Start the conversation or take your client’s lead when they […]

“Suicide Boys” FYI!!!

Posted by wpadmin on October 22, 2019 in Suicide Loss

In this short note, I am sharing important information with you as professionals and individuals who want to support and understand what is happening in the world. Recently I was speaking with a mom whose teen aged child died by suicide. With permission I share how she wants others to know about what she found […]

No Tolerance after a Loss

Posted by wpadmin on October 15, 2019 in Coping

I share this post as an observation to help you help others with grief and loss. Have you ever looked at, listened to or lived with someone after a close relationship ended, even by death? One theme that is common among many grieving individuals is a lack of tolerance for many things. Collectively the […]

Adoption and Loss

Posted by wpadmin on October 9, 2019 in Relationships

Perhaps you have come across this situation in your counselling practice or you are a party in a similar circumstance. Unexpectedly, in June 2019 I was contacted by a woman stating she thinks she is my half sister. “YA RIGHT”! I was skeptical and suspicious about who this person was. Out of respect, I messaged her back […]

Organ Donations Begin with You

Posted by wpadmin on September 30, 2019 in The Business of Death and Loss

Organ donation begins with you making a decision whether to donate your organs after death or not. Having the conversation about your decision needs to be done with family, friends, doctor and whoever else you think should be aware of your choice. Recently when renewing my license this question came up in discussion. This can be […]

What others might not know about suicide loss continued (part 3 of 3)

Posted by wpadmin on September 20, 2019 in Suicide Loss

This is what I have noticed when people start to “get better” or appear better. This in NO WAY says they are 100% better. It does say that they are starting to live around the pain of their loss. As mentioned before, the pain from loss never […]

What others might not know about SUICIDE LOSS (part two of three)

Posted by wpadmin on September 10, 2019 in Suicide Loss

Below is a continuation of a prior post on some of what others might not know about SUICIDE LOSS and the experiences that someone has when a suicide death happens to a person they care about. Not only care about, but perhaps they have found the deceased […]

What others might not know about SUICIDE LOSS (part one of three)

Posted by wpadmin on August 31, 2019 in Suicide Loss

Below is some of what others might not know about SUICIDE LOSS and the experiences that someone has when a suicide death happens to a person they care about. Not only care about, but perhaps they have found the deceased person after they died by suicide. […]

Expected Death in the Home…EDITH

Posted by wpadmin on August 20, 2019 in The Business of Dying

I know this is available in Canada and I wonder where else in the world. I would love to know your thoughts and extra information if you have it and would like to share it with me. This article is intended to briefly highlight the concept of“Expected Death in the Home” which is sometimes referred […]

YES, you can support others through their grief

Posted by wpadmin on August 5, 2019 in Helping Ideas

Hello and how are you doing? If you are grieving this may be a loaded question. If you are wanting to support a grieving individual there are some things you need to know. Even for those who are grieving, until it is seen in print or mentioned, they may not realize they are experiencing or displaying […]