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Written by Donna Oldenburg, LCPC, NCC, Bereavement Services Coordinator We live in a culture that has little tolerance for pain, especially the physical and psychological agony of grief. Grief is often looked at as something to be hurried along …

Written by Donna Oldenburg, LCPC, NCC Holidays are a challenging time for those who are grieving. The sights, sounds, and smells of the season can act as grief triggers, and pressure to be “in the holiday spirit,” can prove overwhelming when …

Written by: Megan McMahon, PhD, Clinical Director Cancer is stressful and, often, all consuming.  It has a way of becoming the focus of our day to day, not just psychologically, but practically as well.  The time spent in navigating our way around …

By: Donna Oldenburg When a loved one dies, you expect to feel sadness, but may be surprised by the myriad other emotions you may encounter. Grief is a roller coaster ride with rapidly changing emotions—anger, guilt, fear remorse— all of which can …