Category Tragedy
Talking to Children about Serious Illness
Five Myths, Debunked When there is a serious illness in the family, children need to trust the adults in their... Read More
50 Practical Gestures to Help a Grieving Friend
When comforting someone who is grieving, how many times have you said “If there’s anything I can do. . .”?... Read More
What NOT To Say To A Veteran
The events that occurred during a Veteran’s military experience can leave a lasting impact. WWII Veterans, for instance, were exposed... Read More
In a Crisis, Spiritual Resilience Can Pull Us Through
This year’s theme for Pastoral Care Week is “spiritual resilience.” What does it mean to be spiritually resilient? How can... Read More
Five Things to Know About The Grieving Teen
Adolescence is always difficult, but adding a loved one’s serious illness into the mix can make this time even more... Read More
Talking with Children about Tragic Death
Sudden, tragic loss such as death due to homicide, suicide, or accident presents a difficult situation for caregivers. Adults are... Read More