What Pride Month Asks of Us: On Presence, Power, and Support
What queer folks wish you knew about support
What to Say When Someone Has Lost Their Father
When someone you care about loses their father, finding the right words can feel impossible. Here are some helpful ways to offer compassion that feel more supportive — and ways to avoid words that unintentionally add pain.
What to Say (and Not Say) in a Condolence Message After Someone Dies
So… what are the condolence messages that actually make things feel WORSE? What are the things that people don’t think to say that would actually feel GOOD to hear?
Mom, are you there?
l've always known that I wanted to be a mother. When the day finally came, despite how much I thought l'd "prepared" myself… my early days of motherhood were some of the loneliest and most humbling of my life.
Honoring the Matriarch: What It Means to Lead, to Lose, and to Carry Forward
Matriarch.
It’s a word that holds weight.
Grief Share: Why Sharing Your Grief Helps You Heal
Grief can feel isolating, but you don’t have to go through it alone.
The Burden of Strength: Why Women Deserve Space to Grieve
As women, we live in a male world that teaches us that strength is about endurance. But this story that we women have been taught is a lie.
Grief Counselor Near Me: Tools for Grief & Loss
Looking for a grief counselor near you? Here are some of the most helpful tips to support you, as you navigate loss.