We have put together a list of various accounts you can follow that deal with grief and related topics if you’re searching for accessible mental health resources, or just community.
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Read MoreHere is a compilation of useful and affordable products and services like free phones and benefit assistance that are provided to older adults, seniors, and their caregivers, as well as a roadmap for finding them.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a focused and structured guide to exploring your emotions instead of writing freeform, here are some worksheets for coping with having a loved one with a terminal illness.
Read MoreWhen your pet passes away, it is normal to feel affected by grief. You may not even know what to do next. If so, keep calm and follow these steps.
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Read MoreIf you’ve ever wanted to know more about trusts, or are planning on creating a trust but don’t know where to start, this article provides you with a basic introduction to trusts and a guide to which type of trust you may want to select depending on your situation.
Read MoreWriting a eulogy for someone, whether it’s a friend, family member, or someone else, is an opportunity to capture the life and ethos of the deceased. We have provided some tips and insights on how to write a eulogy that you can consider using.
Read MoreSturdy emotional health can be a tool in your toolbox, assisting you in managing adversities like a terminal illness diagnosis or the passing of a loved one.
Read MoreFor those grieving a loss, there can be a struggle to connect with or express feelings. When that occurs, simple things like worksheets, which offer a set of prompts to reply to and tasks to perform, can help with recording emotions, assessing the level and phase of grief that one is experiencing, and moving the process (delicately) along.
Read MoreWhile every individual copes with grief differently, meditating at this sensitive time can help calm an anxious mind, confront emotions, and relieve physical tension.
Read MoreWhile some choose more insular retirement communities and homes, others prefer to maintain more independence, living in areas that may not be designated specifically for older adults.
Read MoreIt is important to recognize that the amount of money you spend on a funeral does not correlate to the amount you care for your loved one. One can hold a meaningful memorial without going into debt.
Read MoreWhether you’re planning for yourself or someone else, the tips we’ve provided will help guide you on how to have an end-of-life planning conversation with a healthcare team.
Read MoreAs healthcare costs continue to rise in America, it is important to know what financing mechanisms are available to you or your loved one as the end of life nears.
Read MorePosting about illness or death is sure to be one the most difficult updates to make on social media. We hope these tips will help you feel empowered to post in a way that honors and respects those whom you are writing about.
Read MoreThe decision to donate one’s organs is a noble one and one which could save many lives.
Read MoreHave you heard of the saying “talk less, listen more?” To a grieving loved one, this phrase can be the greatest gift they didn’t know they needed.
Read MoreDialogue around planning for the end of life is challenging as it can surface emotions of fear and discomfort. The good news is, there are many excellent resources available that can help you prepare to have an effective conversation with your loved ones.
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