The Healing Power of Journaling When someone close to you dies it’s very common for people to feel guilty that they couldn’t change the outcome. Or you may regret that you turned down potential opportunities to spend more time with that person, and now it’s too late. For example, I felt that way [...]
The Healing Power of Journaling Even though my husband Paul was terminally ill, and I was prepared for his death in 2006, it was still very difficult to adjust to this loss at that time. Journaling helped me to communicate, sort through, and explore what was going on in my mind. Journaling was an [...]
How Getting Organized and Setting Goals Can Help You Work Through Loss Getting organized can help you focus on what’s important after loss. You may have your own approach to getting started. For some reason, whenever I experience any type of loss (not necessarily related to the death of someone), one of the [...]