#coping-with-loss

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fromYoga Journal
19 hours ago

How You Can Learn to Face Any of Life's Challenges With More Resilience

Gina was one of the golden girls of my circle-charming, smart, and seriously cool. As our other friends rode through their mid-20s on roller coasters of elation and despair, Gina maintained an almost daunting level of emotional perspective. She gave birth to a child who experienced cognitive impairments and cared for him without losing either her detachment or her sense of humor. She went through cancer surgery with her usual rueful grace.
Yoga
Digital life
fromBusiness Insider
5 months ago

I'm a digital clutter coach, but my work hit close to home when my dad died. I was glad I'd taken these steps ahead of time.

Being organized digitally provided essential support for families during times of loss.
fromPsychology Today
5 months ago

Do's and Don'ts When a Loved One Is Dying

Compared to other major life transitions-birth, marriage, retirement-we tend to be avoidant around death. Gently push back against end-of-life stigma and learn to offer support and comfort instead.
Mental health
Digital life
fromwww.nytimes.com
7 months ago

A.I. Avatars and the Brave New Frontier of Life After Death

Families are turning to technology to cope with grief, creating lifelike avatars of deceased loved ones to maintain connections even after death.
Parenting
fromPsychology Today
8 months ago

"27 Dresses" and the Effect of Parental Death on Older Siblings

Older siblings often feel a heightened sense of responsibility for younger siblings and surviving parents after a parental death.
Coping with grief must be balanced with the new responsibilities taken on by older siblings.
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