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Caileigh – A safe place to grow and heal

Caileigh talks about how accessing play therapy can support everybody. When children have that safe place to heal, everybody around them feels good and can heal, too.

Justin – My story with music and grief

Justin how he came to find music as grief therapy and how it helps him express his grief

Adam – Things that are OK to do

Adam talks about things he does to cope with grief like singing and crying

Antoinetta – Myth that tragedy brings family together

Antoinetta discusses the challenges that her family faced after the death of her father

Kate – Triggers

Kate discusses how she deals with her emotions when something triggers her grief

Maureen – Hospital restrictions during a pandemic

Maureen discusses hospital restrictions while her father-in-law was palliative during the pandemic

Krista – “Grief counselling helps”

Krista talks about how a listening ear has helped her. Krista continues to grieve the death of her son from opioid overdose.

Keith – “How can you help”

Keith explains that by imagining being in someone’s position can show you practical ways of helping them.

Corrie – Talking to children about death and dying

Corrie explains how to discuss death and dying with children

Amanda – “No person is an island”

Amanda talks about the power of community and the importance of reaching out.

Cale – Music is my net

Cale talks about his background, music and how music helps him express and process grief

Cara – Intellectual disabilities and advance planning

Cara explains that people living with intellectual disabilities are growing to older ages, much like the rest of the population. And as folks are aging what we’re seeing is the need for families more so than ever, to do some advanced planning for who will take over any caregiving decision making or where that person may live, what sort of support they may need and what that’s going to look like after the parents or the guardians die so that this doesn’t become a crisis situation.