Families

You don’t have to go it alone. Explore grief resources everyone needs after a loss to discover options that can help support you during this difficult time.

Death is a highly complicated topic and theme to comprehend. Death can be especially challenging for children who have not yet experienced loss. If your family has recently lost a loved one, you may be in the position to explain death to a child. Furthermore, you may be responsible for helping your child understand cremation, should that be the type of body disposition the deceased chose. Construing cremation to a child can also pose a […]

You’ll rarely find written rules on funeral etiquette, though there are unspoken ones. Here’s our list of memorial etiquette rules you should know about.

There are lots of different reasons someone might want to hold a memorial service outdoors—fresh air, the deceased’s affinity for the outdoors, ample space for guests. Whatever your reason for planning an outdoor memorial service, there are steps and facets to consider for the service to go as smoothly as possible. Honor You reviews how to plan a memorial service outdoors so you can assure a commemorative service and focus on mourning with loved ones. […]

When we experience a loss—whether that means the death of a loved one, separation or divorce, or a job loss—we may experience feelings of anger, pain, and sadness, as well as other complex emotions. But when these emotions being to disrupt our daily lives, it causes concern. If your journey with bereavement feels insurmountable, reflect on the signs that it’s time to seek grief counseling. You’ve Yet To Acknowledge the Loss If you avoid processing […]