I’m about to walk you through an important concept in child psychology: J. William Worden’s theory on grief, specifically tailored to the unique ways children process loss. Unlike adults, children’s understanding and expressions of grief can be quite different, often misunderstood or overlooked. Worden presented the four tasks of mourning, which offer a framework for … Read more
As a parent myself, what this article tries to discuss is an event that no parent wants to experience or wishes for. Such an event could be so emotional devastating, tragic, exhausting and draining. It is a such a sensitive and draining experience, that needs an inward reflection and open-mindedness in it’s ways and manner … Read more
This article tries to examine the differences, yet the undiluted interconnectivity between Grief and Depression. if you’ve ever lost someone or something dear to you, you know the crushing weight of grief. That pain is a natural reaction to loss. Grief encompasses a range of emotions, from deep sadness to anger, and can affect both … Read more
Life as you and I know it, is not a bed of roses. As humans, we are bound to face with trials and tribulations. All these events, when and if managed well; without them costing us our lives, most times than none, such experience(s) always forge us to become a better version of ourselves. ”Out … Read more
Grief is as much a part of life as joy and love. It’s a deep emotional response to loss, be it through death, separation, or a profound life change. Unlike physical wounds that visibly heal, grief’s passage is more intricate and deeply personal. In my experience, recognizing the multifaceted nature of grief is crucial to … Read more
Hi, I’m Makinde, and I’m here to share a bit about who I am and the mission of Resilient Heart at whispersofcomfort.com. This isn’t just my story; it’s a journey that’s likely to resonate with many of you. I’ve faced the depths of despair, and I’ve climbed back with a profound understanding of life’s fragility … Read more
