Tag: loss

• Attachment To Things Has Gotten A Bad Rap

  

  In a country where hoarding is an epidemic, while simultaneously Marie Kondo has become a celebrity for downsizing, it’s important to understand the reason behind our attachment to possessions and the therapeutic value ‘things’ have in grieving. “They paved paradise and put up a parking lot,” 🎶 a popular lyric and a popular trend when […]

  Jade

  October 24, 2020

  death and dying, emotional estate planning, end of life doula, grief, life, relationships, trauma

  attachment, grief, hoarding, loss, trauma

• The ACTS Of Empowerment

  

  ACTS of Empowerment One of the scariest situations we can be in, is the one where we are not in control. This time in our country’s timeline will go down as one of the scariest of all; A time when we had to physically separate from loved ones for fear of a life threatening invader. […]

  Jade

  April 25, 2020

  Abraham Hicks, death and dying, fear, grief, personal development

  control, death and dying, empower, empowerment, fear, loss, women’s empowerment

• Holiday Grief

  “It’s the most wonderful time of the year! With marshmallows roasting and…” Except when it isn’t. Grief at the holidays is 1) normal, 2) inevitable the older you get and 3) more intense than any other time of the year. It is an unexpected, yet regular, extra guest at every dinner table. From the time […]

  Jade

  December 24, 2018

  personal development

  depression, grief, holidays, loss, sadness, traditions

• Grief

  If there is something I feel overly qualified to speak on it is grief.  I have had more than my fair share of loss due to death, both traumatic and natural.  I lost my father suddenly of a brain aneurysm, my sister committed suicide, my mother died of chemotherapy poisoning and I had to turn […]

  Jade

  September 4, 2018

  grief, personal development

  development, grief, health, life, loss, recovery, relationships, survival