The Person in the Arena
Is it just me, or does there seem to be a prevailing judgmental attitude in the media that is almost waiting for someone to point the finger at or to criticize. Am I alone in feeling that in quarters of the media, the failings and flaws of others are reported with an certain air of […]
I Will Have No Regrets
In the song, “I did it my way”, Frank Sinatra makes the bold statement, “Regrets, I’ve had a few, but there again, too few to mention.” Most of us would like to say the same as we think of our life, but if we are honest, many would probably admit that we have more regrets […]
A Cure in Search of a Disease
Does everyone who suffers a significant loss need professional counselling? I have a growing concern that the current emphasis on counselling and therapy has clouded the fact that loss is a normal, albeit difficult part of life, and that the grief it generates is not a disease to be cured, but a change to be […]
Tragedy in London
Canadians join with Londoners after the senseless attacks on London Bridge last Saturday. And it’s personal … because one of our own was killed along with those who died and were injured in the terrorist attack. Christine Archibald was 30 years old from a beautiful place in British Columbia called Castlegar. So the events on […]
Guess who died!
Every life tells a story, and when someone dies people would like to finish the story and try to make it a good one. And this happens especially when that death comes unexpectedly or prematurely. Recently a whole generation of music fans grieved the loss of Chris Cornell. People of MY generation who are not […]
Dr. Websters new eBook First you Hurt, then you Heal is now available
Now available for immediate download from Amazon! Dr. Bill Webster understands grief not just in theory, but also from personal experience. In his book, “First you Hurt, Then you Heal”, Dr. Bill outlines a road map for the grief journey in a series of articles that take us through the process . He begins with […]
Welcome to the new Grief Journey.com
I would like to personally welcome you to the new and improved GriefJourney.com website, home to a wealth of resources and information on coping with the loss of a loved one. Our site provides customized content for people on the Grief Journey and those who wish to help them. I believe we offer the most […]