When someone we care about is grieving the loss of a loved one, our natural instinct is to ease their pain. But when words feel clumsy and gestures fall short, it can be hard to know how to help.

We tend to give people a limited time to feel sad. But grieving people need to feel what they feel, for as long as they need ...

When disaster strikes we might look to others for guidance but in the wake of this week's devastation in the Hill Country, we've found ourselves at a loss for words. We're speaking with local ...

Depression may be grief turned inward. Therapy helps us mourn not just what we lost, but who we became in relation to that loss—and find space to be ourselves again.

Grief has no roadmap. After her mother’s passing, Brittany Shepard found healing through decorating with family heirlooms.

We often process death through funerals and casserole drop-offs. So it can feel strange to deviate from culturally accepted ...

In acknowledging the lethargy, temptation and sadness that accompanied their grieving process, several benefit leaders drew ...

A succession of unexpected bereavements left Wendy Smith, 56, trapped by grief. Here she shares how she finally found ...