by Anthony Cannata | Aug 1, 2019 | Help for Grieving, News
Misconception 1: If I decide to cremate a loved one there won’t be a funeral.Today, the two most popular methods of disposition are burial and cremation. However, most families, regardless of whether they choose burial or cremation find value in holding a funeral or...
by Anthony Cannata | Mar 27, 2019 | Help for Grieving, News
Writing an obituary for someone you love is an important way to honor and celebrate their life. The obituary acknowledges your loss, informs the community of the death, and invites those who knew your loved one (as well as people who care about you) to attend the...
by Anthony Cannata | Jan 24, 2019 | Help for Grieving
If you’re planning a loved one’s funeral, or pre-planning your own funeral, you’re probably having to quickly learn a lot about all aspects of funerals and burial or cremation. Contact us BEFORE the cemetery, as the we will guide you in finalizing...
by Anthony Cannata | Dec 5, 2018 | Help for Grieving
Many of us feel uncomfortable about attending visitations and funeral services because we just don’t know what to say to the bereaved. We want to comfort the family, to offer our help, to show our support, but we are afraid of saying the wrong thing, and afraid of...
by Fioritto | Apr 8, 2016 | Help for Grieving
Reprinted from GoodTherapy.Org March 4, 2016 • By Deb Del Vecchio-Scully, LPC, NCC, CMHS , GoodTherapy.org Topic Expert Contributor The death of a parent is a loss like no other. Our relationships with our parents shape the fiber of who we are. Without them in...
by Fioritto | Jan 13, 2016 | Help for Grieving
Kimberly Key Counseling Keys You Can’t Rush Grief (Reprinted from Psychology Today) How to handle grief when it knocks at the door during the holidays “I’m trying to get to acceptance as soon as I can.” That was a brush-off line that someone told me one...
