Celebrate Death as we do Birth
January 15, 2021 2 Comments
While I personally ended 2020 in a funk, fueled by the negativity of the world news, personal loss, and burnout from producing twenty new shows in
Menu
Menu
Menu
Menu
Author: Elizabeth Coplan
Read More »
The Neglected Grief of Stillbirth
November 25, 2020 No Comments
Stillbirth is a traumatic event for all concerned – the mother, the father, the siblings, the immediate and extended families and friends. According to the
The Time to Discuss End-of-Life Decisions is Now
November 19, 2020 No Comments
Life as Drama, Drama as Life When Shakespeare wrote “All’s well that ends well” about 400 years ago, he was referring to the end of
The Lighter Side of Trauma
November 14, 2020 No Comments
Most of us regard grief as an emotion exclusive to mourning loved ones who have passed away. But survivors of child sexual abuse also experience