It is typical for people to experience a variety of emotions following several mass shootings. These feelings can include shock, sorrow, numbness, fear, anger, disillusionment, grief, and others. Let’s talk about it! And, discuss tips to help ease the feelings of fear.
By recognizing the toll of caregiving, and the need to provide themselves with care first, caregivers can reliably give their loved ones the high level of care that facilitates a dignified and comfortable life. Join the panel discussion tonight to help promote comfort, healing, and hope. The panel will also share available resources to assist…
Did you know that being a caregiver can trigger the emotions of Grief and Loss? Let’s talk about it.
Mental health conditions don’t discriminate. People of all genders can experience depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions. However, some men are reluctant to seek medical care for mental health issues. Join the conversation.
Many people have asked me how to move beyond pain and forgive family members who have hurt or violated them. Let’s talk about how you can move beyond the hurt to a place of forgiveness and wellness.
Having a child diagnosed with autism may cause some emotions of grief and loss for parents. Let’s talk about how we can help our children with autism thrive. Also, let’s chat about what resources are available for parents.
Those who are incarcerated face several losses to include death of loved ones, loss of relationships, traumatic events, and familiar surroundings. There are resources to help these individuals transition back to society in a productive manner. Let’s talk about it.
Lingering emotions of grief are typically about what we wish we could have done differently, better, or more. There are a few things that families can do to be more intentional regarding spending quality time together. Let’s have an open table discussion around this topic tonight.
Colorism refers to a form of discrimination where people with lighter skin are regarded as superior to, and treated better than, dark skinned people. Discrimination based on skin tone may foster grief, loss and self-hatred.
Watch this replay of our live where me and our very special guest, Renada Harris, discuss the relation of grief and hair loss.