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Wind Phone Dedication

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On October 24, Transitions LifeCare had a dedication ceremony to officially open the beautiful new landmark in honor of Derek…
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Movement. Awareness. You. Attention.

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Why are you here? You want to feel different. You want your life to feel different. You want it to…
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“When There Are No Words”

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written by Anna Hicken and Hannah Tosch, Bereavement Counselors at Transitions GriefCare Grief is a natural and normal response to…
woman on a path
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Poems: For you & here

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Jacqueline Nader Kumar is a PhD student researching teachers’ experiences, relationships, retention, and burnout in K-12 schools. She has a…
luminaries lit up on a winter night
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Sometimes

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Sometimes Jacqueline N Kumar Sometimes you need to sit in the darkness and let it take you. Sometimes you know…
Family toasting at holiday meal
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Have Yourself An Okay(ish) Little Holiday

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If you’re not feeling in the holiday spirit this year, you’re not alone. Whether you are grieving a recent loss…
iceberg metaphor with grief and mourning
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Grief Gone Public

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You make eye contact with your friend, whose partner recently died, across a crowded parking lot. It’s been several weeks…
Bereavement

Why We All Need a Will – Today.

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We don’t realize how incredibly important having an updated will is, until it’s too late. On June 1, 2021,  my…
In The Weeds by E Belleau
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In The Weeds

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“In The Weeds” examines the messy, non-linear grief process and challenges us to lean into the pain, discomfort, and deeply…
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Dear Michael

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“Dear Michael” is a poignant letter to a friend who died by suicide, addressing the intersections of mental health and…

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