Coming Home to Heal
Traveling the path of body grief isn’t weakness. We can deeply embody our life as it is, finding our way to self-compassion and body trust. Read More
Traveling the path of body grief isn’t weakness. We can deeply embody our life as it is, finding our way to self-compassion and body trust. Read More
Mothers often have to let go of the person they were before—a rocky road that can lead to grief, anger, and pain. Yet, with surrender and self-compassion you can navigate the difficult emotions and discover the mother you’re becoming. Read More
Grief can take so much from us—including our identity. After a loss of any kind, mindfulness can help us develop the stability we need in order to explore what we might become next. Read More
When someone you love is dying, there could be a secret moment, when things are really bad, when you hear yourself silently whisper the unimaginable thought: Please die soon. Say what??? It is with a brave heart, writes Elaine Smookler, that we look at this whole journey of death and make peace with the wild currents that threaten to pull us under. Read More
Whether you like it or not, people and things you love will end. Here are some ways you can prepare for what you cannot bear. Read More
In the midst of the pandemic, we're finding a new language of loss, one that holds space for all the ways we grieve. Read More
What a search for the Northern Lights taught writer Steven Petrow about new beginnings. Read More