Online therapy across Texas ($125/session, private pay only); free 15-minute consult. Existential and spiritual questions, loss of meaning, and identity shifts after grief, trauma, near-death, or ...

Grief is a multifaceted experience that can extend beyond the physical realm for some individuals. While many religions and cultures offer beliefs in an afterlife, what exactly comes after our ...

"The reason we can experience grief and relate spiritually is because we’re animals, not despite the fact that we’re animals." —Teya Brooks Pribac It's clear that humans are not the only animals who ...

When I learned that my 82-year-old spiritual director, Sr. Connie Kramer, had a brain tumor in the shape of a butterfly, I asked if she might consider recording a StoryCorps interview. As a Catholic ...

For many Catholic parents who have lost a child, finding a spiritual way to handle their grief in our secularized culture is challenging. That's where Emmaus Ministry comes in — founded in 2009 in ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The holidays can be a wonderful time of year, but they can also be really difficult if you've lost a loved one. Still, managing grief isn't something you have to do alone.

Losing someone you love is one of those experiences that doesn’t follow a script. The grief and connection after loss that people describe are wildly different from person to person, some feel a ...

Six years ago, I was in Turks and Caicos celebrating my 50th wedding anniversary, walking the entire expanse of the resort and having a great time with the entire family — children, grands, and even ...

Mery McNett’s Flowers Shall Grow exhibition, running from April 4-26 at the Tulsa Artists Coalition, explores themes of grief, spiritual transformation, and healing through multimedia art inspired by ...

In our society, many people struggle to determine if their grief after a loss is normal. After all, we don’t get to see other people grieve. Most people don’t grieve publicly and often feel they have ...

Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama (center) presents a copy of book to a monk during the inauguration of the International Conference on 'Mahayana Buddhism. We’re constantly moving, ...