This is going to be brief. I am putting it back out into the universe that I am going to be getting back to writing and working on this website. Stay tuned. I am working on banking some content, but also putting out some new stuff here and there. If you haven’t seen it yet,Continue reading “Getting Back To It”
Tag Archives: grief
A Past, Present, and Future Loss
Inspiration: After watching the new Christmas Carol (2022) on Netflix, (highly recommend for Christmas Carol fans) Becky (wife and sometimes site admin) stated “Hey this would be a good blog dealy for you, y’know the three ghosts and grief and stuff.” Setup: Grief is our emotional, sensational, and cognitive reaction to loss. The most recognizedContinue reading “A Past, Present, and Future Loss”
Avoidance, Procrastination, and Hiatus, Oh My!
So. Well….This is awkward… It has clearly been a long, long while since I have published anything on my site. To be exact, I haven’t written a piece since 2021 rolled over. I have an unfinished draft of a piece I was writing on depression that also spoke to how I was feeling during theContinue reading “Avoidance, Procrastination, and Hiatus, Oh My!”
Missing, But Not Lost
We are on the cusp of winter and as we usher out this difficult year, I find myself reflecting on those I have lost. I imagine the empty spaces that are left in the homes of those who have passed, the Zoom calls or visits that would be scheduled, the socially-distanced connections. This is aContinue reading “Missing, But Not Lost”
Why See Medical Social Workers?
Medical social workers are a rough and tumble talented crew of people. We learn a majority of our skills on the job, but have a backbone of knowledge in caring for others in different capacities. Below are some reasons why going to a social worker with medical experience is an added bonus. Medical Social Workers areContinue reading “Why See Medical Social Workers?”