Posts Tagged ‘death’
Using Caricature to Remember a Loved One
Every now and again I get smacked in the head with a really good idea. Wow that was really visual and slightly violent, but that is precisely what happened just a little under a month ago when I was sitting in a conference in Lima, OH, Social Media Week Lima 2019. I realized I could…
Read MoreWhat to Do When Death Happens
Death is inevitable. Someone you know or love is going to die. It could be a friend who experiences loss. Or it could be something you experience personally. It’s not pretty or fun to think about. We don’t talk about it much because it’s hard and scary when death happens. We don’t know how to…
Read MoreFive-minute Storytelling to Reconnect Staff, Residents, and Families
When a loved one goes into a senior care facility, the number of people who support them grows. In addition to their family members, they now have the center staff and residents in their circle. And it’s important to realize that each of these individuals has something to contribute. Five-minute storytelling is a way to…
Read MoreDocumenting Your Grief Awareness Story
It was recently National Grief Awareness Day, and that got me thinking. Being more aware of my grief and working with it instead of ignoring it has changed my life. By creating the Legacy Recorder, I have been able to process my grief, work with, and find ways to acknowledge it by viewing my world…
Read MoreWhy I’m dedicating myself to telling other people’s stories
Episode 6: Why I’m dedicating myself to this idea of telling other people’s stories Originally a Facebook Live Watch on YouTube Listen on Anchor Show Notes • Why am I doing this? • My Personal Grief Story • Change Your Life & the Lives of the People You Help • Human Dignity • Using…
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