Websites using coping with death as a keyword

Indoor Pets - Dirty Pop

Discipline, pleasure, and arguments with a beginning, middle, and end by Daley Farr Photo by Andy Ryan “I like writing that is unsummarizable, a kernel

Offering caring petloss support to those suffering the death of a pet. Whether dog, cat, bird or horse, all animals are welcome.

Dying, surviving, and aging with grace. Not necessarily in that order Resources on illness, death and dying, loss, grief, and positive aging

Quotes from Daisaku Ikeda offering inspiration for daily living, wisdom for coping with life's problems and motivation for pursuing one's dreams; Ikeda's encouragement, rooted in the philosophy of Buddhism, focuses on the question of how we can fulfill our life's potential.

Suzanne Falter is an inspirational speaker and writer. Today she helps those who are suffering from trauma, grief and burnout to find wholeness, joy and fulfillment again.

The Grief Recovery Method offers Grief Counseling, bereavement support for coping with death and loss as well as certified grief counselor training courses

Showing the world that hospice is about more than care for the dying. Hospice and palliative care can make more meaningful moments possible.

Molly Bears is a non-profit organization that creates weighted teddy bears for families coping with infant loss. MollyBears.org helps the infant loss community.

Hospice Patients Alliance: patient advocacy resources and information on standards of care for hospice patients, families, caregivers and staff, protecting patient rights

Suicide: Finding Hope is devoted to helping the suicide bereaved, those coping with a loss after a suicide, find hope in the wake of a stigmatized death that often encompasses mental illness.

Broadus-Raines Funeral Home : Where Compassion Serves The Heart

Showing the world that hospice is about more than care for the dying. Hospice and palliative care can make more meaningful moments possible.

Features articles and resources of interest to therapists and patients coping with chronic illness, relationship issues, self-help strategies and group therapy resources. Features the client’s Medical Information Form, and the Therapist's Professional Will.

Offering caring petloss support to those suffering the death of a pet. Whether dog, cat, bird or horse, all animals are welcome.

Coping with grief on the death of a pet; tips on pet loss bereavement