Children’s names translated into birdsong...

A way to bring names and faces to the devastating numbers and also a way to remember and and honour those who’ve died.

We need so much more bereavement support in this community especially, but really, in all communities.

Sorry For Your Loss is a new television show that follows a young widow forced to deal with devastating grief in the wake of her husband’s unexpected death Everyone processes grief differently & we're happy a show is exposing this. forbes.com/sites/risasara…

A valuable scoping review with bereavement support recommendations.

“Palliative care providers navigate patients’ nonphysical suffering in their day-to-day work and the impact of working with nonphysical suffering on the clinician have been understudied.”

Such an uncomplicated and healing intervention!

Thanks to funding from Veterans Affairs CA we'll be engaging national & international #grief experts, #Veterans & families to develop a tailored grief tool for their unique needs & to help mitigate PTSD.

I need this! Had no idea bullets are 1990?!?

November 20th is National Bereavement Day in Canada. Share your story!

Palliative Care peeps: A chance to do your PhD with Merryn Gott and team? This would be a fabulous opportunity! Go for it! Run fast!Wish I was in the market to do a second PhD🙂

Children Experience Grief Too: Supporting Children Through the Dying and Death of a Family Member - Online Event - mailchi.mp/chpca/webinaro…

“Try your best to love other people besides the one you lost.” nyti.ms/2GKMqPD

Why social workers are integral to end-of-life care healthydebate.ca/opinions/socia… via @healthydebate

One of the hardest and kindest things to do is to “let them be sad.”

'When people go inside the shop they hold their faces in their hands or shake their heads and take deep breaths or just stop on the threshold.' Would you drop into a pop-up 'Grief Shop'? bit.ly/2RsMeog

Some needed caution encouraged regarding post-traumatic growth. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

“We need time to repair relationships and broken trust.” lnkd.in/gq3XXYsU

Do we engage with the distress of our families, friends, and communities with empathy? lnkd.in/dA345Wny