Thoughts from the Blog
When Your Abuser Dies
This video was recorded on June 25, 2020, as part of the Reimagine: Life, Loss, & Love Worldwide Virtual Festival. View the video here. With the global pandemic of COVID-19 sweeping
Interfaith Panel on Deathcare in the Time of COVID-19
It’s been said that the deceased doesn’t know the difference during this period, but the living do. That is why Grief Dialogues and People’s Memorial Association brought together an interfaith panel
Fatherless Father’s Day
Fatherless Father’s Day was recorded for Reimagine: Life, Loss & Love, a Worldwide Virtual Festival on June 20, 2020. It is co-presented by Grief Dialogues and the Karuna Project. Watch the
The Importance and Value of Writing Through Grief
On May 9, 2020, Grief Dialogues hosted Motherless Mother’s Day as part of the Reimagine: Life, Loss & Love World Wide Festival. Today we are honored to share with you the
Listen to Compassion Culture Series Podcast Interview with Vena Wilson, LCSW, on Radical Acceptance
I met Vena Wilson through another Las Vegas therapist when I brought our play, Grief Dialogues, to the Cockroach Theatre in Las Vegas. The show, in honor of the first responders of the Las Vegas Strip Shooting a
Celebrating a New Novel by Tara Lynn Marta
Last August I interviewed novelist Tara Lynn Marta about her soon-to-be-published book Look Back to Yesterday. Tara shared the synopsis of the book with us on the Grief Dialogues Podcast. Listen
A Shattering Silence
On that warm, sunny seventh day of August 1949, everything seemed the same outside the house. The paved path from the sidewalk still curved gently uphill in a right-leaning arc, flanked
Three years too soon – Few words mean most
May is a strange month. I always looked forward to the warm weather, celebrating Mother’s Day, my father’s birthday and our wedding anniversary. But after Mom died, Mother’s Day became a
Under the Crabapple Trees
The hurricane had blasted through just four days earlier, and many houses were still without electricity. A cousin’s house just up the hill had lights, so my parents walked up there to