The Goldstein Family Grief Center is excited to host a book discussion led by M.E. Steele-Pierce, PhD, a retired school administrator and current Hospice of Cincinnati Peer Support Volunteer. M.E. will be facilitating an interactive discussion of Nora McInerny’s book,…
Feelings of guilt and regret can be one of the most uncomfortable parts of grief. It is common for grieving individuals to focus on what they did not do, or regret doing, on their caregiving journey. Join us for a…
The bereavement team at HOC Navigators’ Goldstein Family Grief Center says support from family and friends plays a significant role in the healing process. “Supporting someone through this process is very important because grief is very isolating, even within the…
You are on a journey that can be frightening, painful and often very lonely. There are no magic words or actions that can take that pain away. Paying attention to your grief, to the many facets of it, is the…
We hope that we can help you deal with your grief. Learn more about how we may help you, or someone you love.
There are many fine books concerning grief and loss. We have listed a few here, which may help you and your family with your grief process.
Grief is a normal emotional response to the loss of a loved one. As much as one would like to avoid dealing with grief, it is important to acknowledge the death and the feelings associated with it. Acknowledging grief is…
Grief is the normal emotional response to losing a loved one. As much as we’d rather avoid dealing with it, grief is important. It is the process by which one begins to accept the reality of loss and adjust to…
Read more about the happenings at Fernside in the newest edition of Inside Fernside–a publication for grieving children and their families.