Moms Need to Take Care of Themselves – Without Guilt
Psychotherapist Debra Gilbert Rosenberg on the importance of moms taking time for themselves each day
Category: Loss & Grieving
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Dr. Sara NasserZadeh: How to Deal With a Selfish Lover (VIDEO)
The adage ‘It’s better to give than to receive’ rings true…
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Dating Expert Julie Spira: Find Love in Cyberspace (VIDEO)
Are you looking for love online? Try these cyber tricks from dating expert Julie Spira…
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Dr. Pat Allen’s ‘Think Tank for Love’ (Tele-seminar)
Live chat with the wisest & wittiest relationship expert on the planet…
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How to Have It All: 5 Steps to Finally Find Love This Year
‘Love Coach’ Tasha Dimling on how you can get the guy and avoid failure in your love life this year
Gabby Giffords Tucson Shooting: One Year Later (VIDEO)
Anniversary of Gabrielle Giffords gunfire attack that killed six people and injured 12 others; watch survivor Ashleigh Burroughs share her story
The Children of 9/11, by Dr. Mindy Cassel
Co-Founder of the Children’s Bereavement Center on the children of 9/11
September 11: A Grief Observed, by Allison Daily
How 10 years can’t change that day but hope helps us go on
Allison and Art Daily Found Hope Through Grief (VIDEO)
We connected with the co-authors of Out of the Canyon:A True Story of Loss and Love
Casey Anthony Not Guilty; How to Now Grieve for Caylee Anthony
Children’s Bereavement Center director says courtroom proceedings often add to families’ trauma when dealing with the loss of a child
Why Osama bin Laden’s Death May Not Make Everyone Happy
Clinical psychologist Dr. Joseph Nowinski on allowing yourself to feel sad when confronted with death
Osama bin Laden: How Do You Justify Feeling Good About Killing Someone?
Dr. Barbara Okun on how parents and children can talk about the complicated emotions around the death of the most deadliest terrorist
Grief After 9/11: The Illusion of Closure, by Dr. Mindy Cassel
Bin Laden’s death may not bring closure to 9/11 victims’ loved ones, but more anger, victimization
Top 20 Documents to Have ‘Just in Case,’ by Dr. Barbara Okun
Living wills, health care proxies, list of assets and passwords are among the mot important documents to have ready ‘just in case’.
Public Mourning: The Pros and Cons of First-Hand Accounts of Loss
Reading authors’ first-hand accounts of mourning may help some, but not others; each person grieves their own way.
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