Blog posts
May 10, 2025
Tips for Coping with Grief During The Holidays
"Let your holiday grief be what it is. And let yourself—your new, grieving self—be who you are." -- Alan D. Wolfelt. For many, losing someone they love leaves them adrift,...
Decoding The Basic Jargon of Last Wills
Beneficiary, intestate, probate? These are just a few examples of jargon and language one may encounter when attempting to create a will. Like any profession or discipline, such as the...
Does Organ Donation Affect Cremation?
According to statistics through Organ Donor.Gov, roughly 60% of Americans have signed up as organ donors, and those within the US who have chosen cremation are approximately the same. If...
Breaking the Taboo: Talking about Death Helps Everyone
It isn’t a subject that many of us find choosing to talk about often—in some cases, it is considered taboo to even mention death, let alone discuss it. But, when...
How to Help Children Cope with Their Grief
When we, as adults, lose someone we love, we are often at a loss for words on how to describe how we feel or how to express our grief. When...
Why a Pet Trust is Better than Pet Will in Estate Planning
For many of us, our beloved pets hold the same affection and care in our hearts as any other family member. As a pet owner, whether in the prime of...
Creating an Unforgettable Photo Memorial Book
Photographs capture a fleeting moment for all time. Whether candid or staged, impromptu and blurry, focused and breath-taking, photos take us back to times and places our minds may have...
Scattering Ashes Rituals and Healing
You have many options when seeking to honor a loved one by scattering their ashes meaningfully. The option to take a minuscule amount of ashes and turn them into beautiful...
Coping With Pet Loss and Grieving
One day, the unthinkable happens. You wake up, and your home or your space feels too quiet. Then you may see it, the water and food bowls, the empty pet...