Hospice of the Red River Valley Grief Specialist Supervisor, Heather Larson discussed 2023 grief classes and support groups with Tom Tucker of WDAY Radio. Listen to Heather’s interview as she …
Janna Kontz, one of our Grief Specialists joined Ashley Thornberg at Prairie Public Broadcasting for an interview about grief and how to support those around you who are grieving. Grief …
by Staci Metzger, LMSW, LGSW, APHSW-C. We don’t always have the time or privilege of preplanning for our end-of-life arrangements. That’s why it’s a good idea to plan now for …
by Janel Ruby, LBSW Is there a “normal” way to feel grief? Grief is a normal, natural part of the human experience. Every person grieves a loss in their lifetime—whether …
Writing an obituary for a loved one that recently passed can be a daunting task. How can you possibly condense years and years of a life into a few short …
by Kriston Wenzel, LBSW, CT The death of a life partner often leads to loneliness. It’s natural to feel lonely; it’s part of the grieving process. Part of normal human …
by Janna Benson Kontz, MDiv Grief never takes a break—no matter the time of year or special occasion. Once grief is a part of your life, it’s a constant companion. …
When a friend or family member loses someone they love, it’s natural to want to comfort them in some way. Attending a memorial service, wake or funeral is very meaningful. …
Losing anyone you love is extremely difficult, but it is especially devastating and overwhelming when faced with the loss of a baby. Whether the loss occurs during pregnancy, or after …
by Jennifer Messelt, LMSW, LGSW Adults often question how or even if children should be involved when a loved one is dying. What do you tell children? Should kids attend …
