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Supporting Healthcare Workers During COVID-19
Posted on May 5, 2020
As we continue to face the impacts of COVID-19, our healthcare workers are being challenged on a daily basis. They are on the front lines, risking their lives to care for--in some cities--an overwhelming numbers of patients. Not only is their physical safety in jeopardy, but also their psychological, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Here are some ways that we, as family members, friends, and community members, can support healthcare workers in their fight against the virus.
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Messages of Hope Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic
Posted on April 1, 2020
With fear and anxiety at an all-time high for many of us amid the coronavirus pandemic, it’s more important than ever to spread messages of hope and inspiration. Across the world, people have been using dance, music, art, and other creative ways to spark compassion and solidarity in their neighborhoods. So take a deep breath, take a break from the inundation of news, and enjoy these beautiful messages from our global community.
Dance
Last month, Vietnam’s Ministry of ...
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Navigating the Loss of a Loved One
Posted on March 5, 2020
Dealing with the loss of a beloved family member or friend is one of the most challenging life experiences many of us will ever face. But knowing what to expect and what must be done immediately following a loved one’s death can provide us with confidence to navigate this sensitive time with grace.
Notifying Others
After a loved one passes away, one of the first things you’ll need to ...
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Speaking to Children About Death
Posted on February 3, 2020
Death is an inevitable part of life, but speaking about this topic can be challenging, especially when talking to children. Here are some tips on how to speak to your child about death in a comforting, honest, and supportive way.
Use Clear Language
When breaking the news to a child that someone has died, be sure to use clear, simple language. Often as adults, we tend to use the euphemisms “passed away” or “lost,” but these words can confuse or even mislead children. They may think their...
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