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Sunshine and Sorrow: Why Grief Can Get Intense When the Days Get Longer

For those who’ve lost a loved one, spring and summer can bring back memories and intensify grief. Explore why grief often heightens during these seasons and find guidance on coping.

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Veterans’ Advocate Dedicates Life to Honoring Fallen

Meet Laura Herzog, the founder of Honoring Our Fallen, who helps military families by coordinating crucial logistics and offering emotional support as Veterans' remains are returned home.
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The Epic Impact of Gratitude, Even When Facing Life's Final Chapter

Though it sometimes may be hard to find, gratitude is a practice that’s at the heart of this season.
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Mental Health Advocate Works to Lift Suicide’s Stigma

After losing her husband to suicide, Sheila Hamilton became a passionate voice for mental health awareness.
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Jennifer Lindell-Roys Named 2024 Funeral Director of the Year

Jennifer Lindell-Roys of Kersey Funeral Home is the 2024 Funeral Director of the Year, recognized nationally for her compassionate service and dedication to families.
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Grief After Suicide: Finding Peace and Comfort

Supporting families after a suicide can be challenging. Learn how mental health professionals and friends can provide compassionate support and resources during this difficult time.
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Survey: Half of Americans Don't Know Their Parents' Final Wishes

Half of Americans haven’t discussed their parents’ final wishes. Discover what’s holding them back and the benefits of starting the conversation.
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Why We Love Cake:  A Revolutionary Website for End-of-Life Planning

Discover why we love Cake, the leading end-of-life planning website. Explore digital tools, checklists, Advance Directive forms, and more to help families navigate grief, legacy, and funeral planning with ease.
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How ‘The Pause’ Became a Resounding Call to Honor Life

In 2009, Jonathan Bartels was working as a trauma nurse. After a difficult death, he asked the staff for a moment of silence. That started what is now called "The Pause."
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Musician Yoko Sen Reimagines the Sounds of the End

Explore how Yoko Sen reimagines the sounds of the end of life, transforming hospital soundscapes and creating soothing final moments.
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What Taylor Swift and The Tortured Poets Department Teach Us About Loss

Explore the darkest corners of Taylor Swift's career with "The Tortured Poets Department," her 11th studio album. The “Eras” tour star offers a poignant reflection on coping with public and personal heartbreak, with a playlist representing the five stages of grief.
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Grief Classes in NJ Schools: Setting a Nationwide Trend?

New Jersey introduces grief classes for grades 8-12. More states might consider this initiative. Learn about the benefits and challenges of bereavement classes.
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A Phone in the Forest Helps Grieving Talk with Loved Ones

Inspired by a similar phone in Japan, Corey Dembeck built a wind phone in an Olympia, Washington, forest so people could talk to lost loved ones in nature.
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