Grieving the Loss of a Pet
Pets bring so much joy and meaning to our lives. Therefore, it makes sense that when we lose a pet through death, or they run away and get lost, the grief we fee
Read MoreConversation Starters for Meaningful Conversations with Your Grandkids
With the fast-changing pace of technology, the generation gap may seem wider than ever. And many families today live scattered across the country or even the globe, making it harder to ge
Read MoreKeeping Seniors Connected Combats the Harmful Effects of Senior Isolation
Senior isolation is a serious health risk for seniors in America, and its devastating effects can evolve into loneliness, depression, heart disease, diabetes and other serious health cond
Read MorePlanting a Remembrance Tree to Honor a Loved One
Planting a tree in memory of a loved one is a gift that will grow over time and provide a living memorial for you to visit and remember your friend or relative. If the loved one was crema
Read MoreLessons in Grief from the Animal Kingdom
Many animals are social creatures and like humans they create close bonds with others. We can’t know for sure what an animal thinks and feels, but many animals appear to experience grief
Read MoreService Dogs and Therapy Dogs Help People with Disabilities and Special Needs
Whether it’s alerting a diabetic owner to a drop in blood sugar; assisting with daily tasks for a physically disabled person; or bringing joy to the residents of a hospital or nursing hom
Read MoreHaving a Pet is Good for Your Health
Pets can boost both our physical and mental health and in some cases, even help us live longer. Many people own pets for the unconditional love and companionship, which directly increases heal
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