Grief expands as it constricts,” writes Catherine Lacey in “The Möbius Book.” It “turns a person into a toy version of ...

Smile” at the Messinger Gallery features a colorful selection of works by Artie Sandstone, whose technicolor canvases and ...

IU Health is attempting to meet the needs of children 8 to 16 who have lost a parent or sibling through its free program July 19 at the Minnetrista Center.

Beth Siemon and her daughter, Taylor Siemon Markovits, created the exhibit at the Princeton Center in honor of the late Camsie Siemon Thickett, who died of sudden cardiac arrest in 2021.

Richmond, Virginia, is proud to announce the release of a new picture book for children aged 5 to 8, 'This Sure Thing,' ...

When animal lovers lose one of their […] The post Grieving Dog Mom Gets The Most Beautiful “Sign” From Her Late Pup appeared ...

Learn to validate and support the experience of death and loss in a grief-avoidant society Speaking Grief explores the transformative experience of losing a family member in a grief-avoidant ...

Most people don’t expect dreams to be part of grief, and yet in our sleep, grief often speaks through dreams. We may be ...

Grief is a universal human experience, yet workplace culture is often inhospitable to people suffering profound loss. Managers come to work prepared to celebrate births and birthdays, and even to ...

A Denver art show honored Isabella Thallas by connecting art and community while raising funds for youth art programs.

Why We Turn Grief Into Art In dark times, many novelists, poets, and performers turn to their work to process and express what they’re feeling.

What grieving parents often need most, she says, is simple acknowledgement, words that recognize their pain without trying to fix it. “Honestly, the simpler the phrases, the better.