Posted by The Grief Blog on March 12, 2007 · 4 Comments
 by Dr. Gloria Horsley
I was on my way to work on Friday when my son-in-law called to say the family dog, Tally, was hit and killed while chasing a squirrel across a busy highway. My son-in-law said he and my four grand-children needed me. I turned the car around and went back to the house. [...]
Posted by The Grief Blog on February 11, 2007 · Leave a Comment
Chances are that you grew up in a two-parent family, a mom and a dad. Went to a local school, away to college, married, had children of your own. And then, tragedy struck and your mother passed away, leaving your father a widower. He has mourned his loss and, in time, while still embracing the [...]
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Posted by The Grief Blog on February 9, 2007 · Leave a Comment
This is from Holly Mutlu:
Wanted to email you and let you know that we will be hosting The Second Annual Mother’s Day Bereavement Ceremony Saturday, May 12th, 2007 at 11am. This will include an uplifting service, a balloon launch and a free luncheon. The whole service is free but we do ask that you register!
It [...]
Posted by The Grief Blog on February 8, 2007 · 2 Comments
My project putting up a new twin website www.twinlesstwins.org feels like it finally has some completion. It was a year long project for me and I am finally getting back into the groove of my regular work schedule. We are seeing results and new twins in need of support are contacting our organization. I met [...]
Posted by The Grief Blog on January 4, 2007 · Leave a Comment
The second Now Childless Conference is in the planning stages for April 20-22, 2007, at The Inn at Pima in Scottsdale, AZ.
To encourage those of you still needing to make a decision as to whether you will attend the
Conference, I want to give you some additional information that may help in that decision-making.
Posted by The Grief Blog on December 19, 2006 · Leave a Comment
Young people need as much time to grieve after the death of someone close, whether they show it or not. The most common issue for a parent is that the child doesn’t ‘seem’ to be distressed so they don’t want to upset them. Children are in a world where they are used to not having [...]
Posted by The Grief Blog on December 17, 2006 · Leave a Comment
Age is not a prerequisite to grief. Not unlike their parents, child must be allowed to experience the stages of grief. Denial of opportunity to “release” feelings, participate in family loss, and share in recovery can be very damaging to the health and well being of the child.
You do not have to be a psychologist [...]
Posted by The Grief Blog on November 24, 2006 · Leave a Comment
Children may feel the same feelings when they grieve as adults, yet their responses can be very different. In addition, every day through the media, images of death, loss, grief and violence are presented to not only adult eyes, but also the vulnerable eyes and hearts of our children. Adults barely have the tools [...]
HEALING THE GRIEVING HEART
When There Are No Words
Host: Dr. Gloria Horsley
With guest: Charlie Walton
May 4, 2006
G: Hello. I’m Dr. Gloria Horsley with my co-host Dr. Heidi Horsley. Welcome to Healing the Grieving Heart, a show of hope and renewal for those who have suffered the loss of a sibling or a [...]
Posted by The Grief Blog on March 30, 2006 · Leave a Comment
HEALING THE GRIEVING HEART
Learning to Live Again After Loss
Host: Dr. Gloria Horsley
With guest: Alan Pedersen
March 30, 2006
G: Hello. I’m Dr. Gloria Horsley with my co-host Dr. Heidi Horsley. Welcome to the show today. We’re so happy to have you on Healing the Grieving Heart. Heidi and I want this [...]
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