Tag: Grief

When Goodbye Isn’t Clear: Understanding and Healing from Ambiguous Loss

Ambiguous loss is a type of grief that happens when loss feels unclear or unfinished. Unlike traditional grief, this emotional pain lacks closure, making it harder to process. Learn to recognize the signs of ambiguous loss and discover practical healing strategies to help you move forward with hope.

Read MoreWhen Goodbye Isn’t Clear: Understanding and Healing from Ambiguous Loss

Beyond Traditional Support: Role-Playing Games as Therapeutic Tools in Hospice Bereavement Care

Blue Ridge Hospice's "Adventures in Grief" program uses tabletop role-playing games to help bereaved adolescents and young adults process loss. This article examines this innovative approach, its benefits for grieving individuals and caregivers, and how gamification principles could transform various aspects of hospice care.

Read MoreBeyond Traditional Support: Role-Playing Games as Therapeutic Tools in Hospice Bereavement Care

Understanding and Coping with End-of-Life Anger: A Guide for Caregivers

Discover how to navigate the complex emotions of end-of-life care, particularly anger. This comprehensive guide offers caregivers practical strategies for understanding, managing, and coping with personality changes in terminally ill loved ones.

Read MoreUnderstanding and Coping with End-of-Life Anger: A Guide for Caregivers

Oh hi there 👋 It’s nice to meet you.

Sign up to receive updates on new articles to your inbox.

The emails we will send you only deal with educational articles, not requests to buy a single thing! Read our privacy policy for more information.

This field is required.