Grief affects everyone differently. Counseling, support groups, education and remembrance events can provide comfort and connection following the loss of a loved one.
Category: Grief Support
“Remembering…”
A World War II veteran’s memories of D-Day offer a moving reflection on service, lingering grief, faith, gratitude, and the continuing call to make peace.
Grief Is Like…
Grief is deeply personal and can affect the body, mind and spirit. Rev. Walt H. Windley shares four insights for understanding and living with loss.
Supporting a Grieving Loved One: Lessons in Listening
Supporting someone through grief requires presence, humility, and intentional listening—an act of love that offers comfort without trying to fix the pain.
What Will I Spend The Rest Of My Life Investing In?
Investing in God’s kingdom brings lasting purpose and joy, while blessing those around us. Are you building your own kingdom—or His?
Please Don’t use the “H” Word!
Hospice isn’t just about the end—it’s about compassionate support for patients and families. Learn how hospice care provides comfort, guidance, and dignity in life’s final chapter.
Hospice Let Me Be a Daughter Instead of a Caregiver
VIA Health Partners helped Kathryn Ellen Styers care for both of her aging parents with dignity, respect, and peace—and now she helps other families do the same.
In the Midst of Change
Change is inevitable, bringing both challenges and growth. Whether facing personal loss, illness, or broader life transitions, embracing faith, seeking support, and finding moments of stillness can provide strength. Grief often accompanies change, but through reflection, prayer, and community, we can navigate life’s transformations with resilience and hope.
What Really is Grief?
Grief comes in many forms, not just after the passing of a loved one. Funeral director Natalie Goglia explains how we can recognize and respond to grief from all types of loss, and how our choices can shape the healing process.
Teenage Grief
By Rev. Walt H. Windley, Senior Director of Spiritual Care and Grief Services, VIA Health Partners I was 16 years old…. Read more »
