What to wear to a funeral A guide to funeral attire and the dress code for a funeral or celebration of life #Funerals
17 creative cremation ashes ideas Unique cremation ashes mementos and personalized ash-scattering ceremony ideas to inspire a very special memorial for someone you loved #Funerals
What bereaved dads want you to know this Father’s Day These dads were asked, this Father’s Day, what do you want to share with other people about life after child loss? #Bereavement
Soaring Spirits: Support for widowed people The inclusive Soaring Spirits community provides peer-to-peer support to people grieving the loss of their spouse, partner or significant other #Bereavement
Dear Annie: Unburdening – grieving baby loss Couples coping with grief often focus on being strong for the other, but sharing can be healing, says psychotherapist Annie Broadbent #Bereavement
Biodegradable burial concepts Three modern designs for environmentally friendly burial and cremation #Planning your future
Matters of Life & Death – Mark T Higgins "I’ve stood with people at first viewings and at graveyards and wept with them" A day in the life and fulfilling work of funeral director Mark T Higgins #Funerals
Dear Annie: I feel so guilty I wished Mom’s final days away Bereavement psychotherapist Annie Broadbent on coping with bereavement after witnessing a parent’s suffering #Bereavement
One in a million: songs and poems to remember a mom A collection of songs, poems and quotes may inspire special memories of a mom you miss #Bereavement
Mother’s Day grief: The pain when someone’s missing Mother's Day can be an emotional challenge for the bereaved. Time for a day to acknowledge those who are grieving? – asks psychotherapist Annie Broadbent #Bereavement
Mother Daughter Life: A grief photography collection After her mother’s death, Eleanor Haley was inspired to take photographs to channel her grief #Bereavement
When grief gets complicated Grieving someone’s death is different for everyone. So what are the signs that someone may be struggling to cope, or move on? #Bereavement
With the End in Mind Dr Kathryn Mannix has drawn on end of life conversations with the dying to inspire us to become more familiar with – and less afraid of – death #End of Life Planning
Dear Annie: Acknowledging sympathy messages Is it polite to acknowledge condolence cards with a reply? Grief psychotherapist Annie Broadbent on the etiquette of sympathy gestures #Bereavement
