All community families are welcome to join the CMHA Griefworks program for Children's Grief Awareness Day on November 20th, onsite at CMHA-WECB.
If interested, please register for free here: https://windsoressex.cmha.ca/events/cgad25/
If interested, please register for free here: https://windsoressex.cmha.ca/events/cgad25/
November 2, 2025 at 8:00 PM
All community families are welcome to join the CMHA Griefworks program for Children's Grief Awareness Day on November 20th, onsite at CMHA-WECB.
If interested, please register for free here: https://windsoressex.cmha.ca/events/cgad25/
If interested, please register for free here: https://windsoressex.cmha.ca/events/cgad25/
#GriefWorks: Day 125
I call it "Seagulling":
When "good friends" swing by to drop off condolences, then soar off - never to be heard from again.
#Distress-Tolerance is a good skill to cultivate if we're sincere about supporting family & friends through loss.
I call it "Seagulling":
When "good friends" swing by to drop off condolences, then soar off - never to be heard from again.
#Distress-Tolerance is a good skill to cultivate if we're sincere about supporting family & friends through loss.
September 29, 2025 at 3:35 PM
#GriefWorks: Day 125
I call it "Seagulling":
When "good friends" swing by to drop off condolences, then soar off - never to be heard from again.
#Distress-Tolerance is a good skill to cultivate if we're sincere about supporting family & friends through loss.
I call it "Seagulling":
When "good friends" swing by to drop off condolences, then soar off - never to be heard from again.
#Distress-Tolerance is a good skill to cultivate if we're sincere about supporting family & friends through loss.
Oh Ruth it’s been a horrible time for you. I actually used an app called Griefworks for a while in the months after my parents died. You might want to consider something like that, if you think it might help. In the meantime kiss the cats from me xx
September 23, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Oh Ruth it’s been a horrible time for you. I actually used an app called Griefworks for a while in the months after my parents died. You might want to consider something like that, if you think it might help. In the meantime kiss the cats from me xx
There is nothing that can train resilience to grief. It is an emotional amputation akin to a physical one. The only difference is its invisibllity.
#GriefWorks
#GriefWorks
Because grief is a natural reaction to profound loss — not a mental illness — it has often been excluded from policy aimed at supporting mental health. This is a mistake, writes Paul Adams, co-chair of the Canadian Grief Alliance.
Why Canada Needs to Do More to Support People Grieving | The Tyee
The UK, Australia and Ireland all have systems to help people process grief. Canada doesn’t.
thetyee.ca
August 6, 2025 at 1:02 PM
There is nothing that can train resilience to grief. It is an emotional amputation akin to a physical one. The only difference is its invisibllity.
#GriefWorks
#GriefWorks