hospice and palliative care charlotte region

Mar 31, 20203 min read

Snow Globe Grief

I realized that her world view must be very similar to being inside of a snow globe; her world was shaken by circumstances outside of her...

Mar 1, 20203 min read

The Power of Symbol and Ritual

When she arrived at the funeral wearing climbing gear, she was pleasantly surprised at how well she was received by those attending. . .

Feb 1, 20203 min read

Tired Together

And for you who are trying so desperately to cope with your grief, please know that you are not alone. . .

Jan 1, 20203 min read

Tell Me A Story: The Power of Storytelling

“Information brings knowledge, but stories bring wisdom.” These words guide my clinical work more than any others, for I have learned that..

Sep 30, 20192 min read

Can You Tell Me About Grief?

“Every relationship between any two people is completely unique and individual. That also means that every experience of loss and grief is..

Aug 31, 20193 min read

The Pull and Tug of Grief

Grief is the last act of love we have to give to those we loved. Where there is deep grief, there was great love. ~Unknown

Dec 1, 20182 min read

Walking Alone Through the Holidays

‘When you walk through a storm, hold your head up high, and don't be afraid of the dark.’

Oct 31, 20183 min read

Grief and Loneliness

...he casts an image that speaks to a common phenomenon for those who are grieving when he says, "There is a sort of invisible blanket...

Jun 30, 20183 min read

Going Backwards to Go Forward

One concept he talked about that made so much sense to me was the concept that you have to go backwards before you can go forward in grief.

Aug 31, 20173 min read

Grief - You are Not Alone

Grief is the normal and natural emotional reaction to loss or change of any kind...

Jan 25, 20151 min read

Annual Event Held to Benefit Hospice and Palliative Care

CPCC will host on Sunday the 15th annual Soup on Sunday event to benefit Hospice & Palliative Care Charlotte Region.

Sep 30, 20143 min read

Lessons From Those Who Have Lost

How does one deal with the death of an adult child; or any child?

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