My parents died a few years apart, and I ran from my grief by overcommitting at work. After a leave of absence, I had to ...

Brenda Mayfield, DNP, assistant professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing, shares insight from her clinical experience supporting patients navigating the emotional ...

Grief can make some people hole up indoors. But in Northampton, Massachusetts a walking bereavement group gathers outside ...

Let children know that all emotions are valid. It’s okay to laugh during a holiday celebration and feel tearful later when ...

“Grief is like the ocean; it comes in waves ebbing and flowing. Sometimes the water is calm, and sometimes it is overwhelming. All we can do is learn to swim.” –Vicki Harrison It’s impossible to make ...

When the holidays feel heavy, you’re not alone. Navigate the season with balance, self-compassion, and realistic intentions.

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In a recent post to her Instagram Story, the influencer took to her platform to share her support for her followers who may also be going through loss, nearly four months after her son Trigg, 3, died ...

As the director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, I recently warned that we are facing an overreaction epidemic. The response to my warning has been, perhaps predictably, extreme.

Grief is not a simple emotion to articulate, but actress Billie Lourd tried to convey her emotions in a birthday post for her late mother Carrie Fisher, referring to the loss as a "weird soup of ...