5 Steps to De-Stress – You and Your Children

While I wrote this post several years back, it seems the information would be very helpful now as we navigate through the crazy times of 2020. How often have you heard people telling you to look on the bright side, … Continue reading

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Making Room for One: How to Adjust during Bereavement

One of the hardest yet least considered aspects of losing a spouse is going home to an empty bed. The following tips can help you settle your mind and body so you can get to sleep. Go outside. When you’re … Continue reading

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Moving After Losing A Loved One

While it’s advised not to make major changes when you’re grieving, a change of environment can actually aid the process as long as you’re realistic about the fact that it won’t erase emotions. Look at a move as a catalyst … Continue reading

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Finding Yourself Again: Reclaiming Your Spiritual Side After Tragedy

Whether you’ve just lost a job or a loved one, it’s easy to let go of the parts of you that you can’t see. Your spirituality is often the most fragile in these trying times. But it doesn’t have to … Continue reading

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“Life Begins at the End of Your Comfort Zone”

I must admit that I have watched the TV show, What Not to Wear. I find it interesting how we can be so clueless when it comes to dressing ourselves in a pleasing manner. We just don’t tend to see … Continue reading

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