Workplace Grief

Grievers Guide to Returning to Work

Returning to work after the death of a loved one can be an incredibly difficult and intimidating undertaking. Whether it has been weeks,...

Why Grief is so Hard: the nuances.

Grief is experienced so differently by every single person that there are as many different loss experiences as there are people in the...

Helping Grievers Return to Work

Grieving can be a difficult process, and returning to work after bereavement can seem daunting. Understandably, a grieving employee might...

The Legacy Series: What is your Leadership Legacy?

This series is targeted at leaders who are interested in learning about how to create a legacy. Upon investigation, most leadership...

What are you Holding onto?

I know this may come off as controversial but I'm gonna say it anyway. Judgement is a good thing. Judgement keeps me aligned with my...

The Heart of a Caregiver

The words "Compassion Fatigue" don't quite sound the way it feels. It feels much deeper than fatigue and it's not just compassion they...

I won't get over it.

Dear Graham: Tuesday, March 3, 2020 is the day I died. It is the day my mother, my rock, my hero is slipped into her own world. We...

Leading while Grieving

Leaders did not become leaders because they showed vulnerability or weakness. They got there because they were successful strategists,...

When we Grieve at Work

You don’t have to go very far before you find someone who has experienced the death of a coworker. For our teams, sometimes that death...

Does Hope hurt Grief?

An interview with Jesse Brisendine of A Handful of Hope. We get curious about what it means to be grateful before hopeful. Have a listen...

Grieving through COVID-19 - Interview

I had the pleasure of sitting with John Brewer from Uncancelled and Unplugged to talk about what Covid-19 has done with our grieving...

How Anger Serves Us

Recently, I watched the amazing Ted Talk by JP Sears "Saying YES! to your weirdness" and it sums up a lot of what we strive for:...