Thoughts from the Blog
In Face of Death, We Need Glimmers of Light and Hope
In his piece “Laugh Again,” Grief Dialogues author Paul Atreides wrote, “In the face of death, we need glimmers of light and hope; to let people know it’s okay to go on living,
Seeking Stillness in Unsettling Times
I believe I was well into my 50’s before I realized that silence was actually a form of speech. Whether at work or at home, silence, when used properly, was not emptiness
Grief in the Time of COVID-19
I was already dealing with my mom’s death. And now a global pandemic has taken away my senior year. Renee Lund on Grief Coach In one year, my Mom died and
The Look of Death was a Gift
Some of us know the look of death in someone who is going to die. We know it’s coming on a face we’ve known. We know without needing to think about it.
ANNOUNCING: Grief Dialogues in Los Angeles February 6, 2020
From the award-winning film, The Elephant in The Room, a performance of select plays from Grief Dialogues, to the New York Best-Selling Author Hope Edelman and the Creators of The Death
One Less Present to Wrap
I miss going for walks with her when she quizzes me on what I did as a teenager. I always said I would tell her when she was older – now I can only speak to her, but I can’t see her except in my dreams every night.
Talking with Novelist Tara Marta
Grief Dialogues: Good morning and welcome to the latest episode of grief bursts, the podcast page for the website Grief Dialogues. And today I’m with Tara Marta and she’s going to talk
Growth from Sudden Death
Just a few short months after the sudden and unexpected death of my beloved husband Glenn, I had an email exchange with a Sandy Hook mother who had lost her 6-year-old
What is Grief?
It is personal. It belongs to you. You may take some comfort in knowing that you are not alone in your feelings; that others have felt like you, but not everybody