Grief in Unexpected Places: What Airports Teach Us About Love and Loss.
Maybe it's because I travel so much, or perhaps it's because my work has made me a little more curious about people and the things going on in their lives that we know absolutely nothing about.
I love people-watching in airports. You can learn an awful lot just sitting with a coffee and observing the world go by. Of course, you…..
We grieve because we love.
What I Learned About Grief in a Room Full of People Who Study It
More than 400 researchers, psychologists, healthcare professionals and academics gathered to talk about grief, loss and bereavement. The conference itself was intentionally international — delegates were expected from around 35 countries — and its aim was to bring research, practice and policy together.
I went as someone who works at another point on that same continuum: funerals, memorials and celebrancy.
We still have a tendency to decide who is entitled to grieve.
Who gets to be a griever?
Why Funerals Are Changing in New York, Washington DC and Florida
Modern funerals are evolving beyond tradition to reflect individuality, personal stories, and meaningful tributes. Learn how families are redefining farewell rituals. From Manhattan to Washington DC, from North Carolina to Florida. Globally.
