Dementia Has Taken My Mum Away, but How Can I Grieve Her when She’s Still Here?

Dementia has taken my mum away, but how can I grieve her when she’s still here?

Imran Johri reflects on the strange but acute pain of losing his mother to her years-long battle with dementia, even though she’s still alive.

Grief as a many-splendoured thing

An event triggers a return to grief as Thom misses his dog

Grief literacy can change lives—let’s start in central PA

In Pennsylvania, 1 in 11 children will lose a parent or sibling before they turn 18. That’s roughly 246,000 children—each carrying the weight of grief into their homes, classrooms, and communities. Yet most of us never learn how to navigate…

'Struggling with grief': play gives mum a voice after battle with dementia

Cindy Lee Morgan's poignant play 'The Appointment' takes the stage, weaving laughter and tears from her personal journey of losing her mother.

Grief is Not the End of Laughter and A Letter from Shadowlight

Grief is a profound journey that doesn’t have to silence your laughter or dim your spirit. In this heartfelt channelled message from Shadowlight, “The One Who Twirls the Tear Into Gold Thread,” discover a compassionate guide through the complex emotions of loss. This letter reminds us that grief is not a pit or a hole but a threshold — a space between sobs and breaths, silence and sighs. Shadowlight gently teaches that you don’t need to finish g…