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Loss of Stability: Divorce in the Workplace

While we often think grief is about the death of a loved one, there are other difficult life circumstances that create a deep sense of loss. Divorce is top among those experiences.

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Life Lessons from the Wilderness

I’ve always thought outdoor spaces have something to teach us about vulnerability, loss, recovery and renewal. It was in the barn, backyard, woods, and fields of my childhood where I learned these valuable life lessons.

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Silent Symptoms of Loss

There are many qualities and characteristics in the journey of loss. Sadness, regret, confusion, anger, doubt and remorse among them.

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Where’s the Smoke

The sky outside my window is completely gray. To say it is overcast would be an understatement. In a place where the sun shines every day, these overcast skies feel particularly oppressive.

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Calendar Courage and the Power of Paper

I still use a paper calendar. Even though I keep up with my Google calendar when scheduling or organizing, there’s just something about my paper calendar. (I know I’m dating myself here). 

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Power Outages in Life and Nature

When was the last time you experienced a power outage? Living in a wooded area in central Indiana, power outages where a very real possibility. Wind and ice could bring down limbs or whole trees and with them take out the power lines.