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Have you googled yourself recently? As a general practice, I google my client’s lost loved ones to understand what kind of information they have out

We all have received those annoying robocalls-where you answer and it’s an automated message of someone selling you something or possibly even trying to scam you into giving personal information.

Every time I show someone our after loss checklist and they see our line item that talks about figuring out care for the remaining pets, they say “YES-what am I supposed to do with their pets now?”

It’s a hard question and one that is tough to address especially if your loved one adored their pets and you or your family are not able to take them into your home.

Unless you have a loved one who was exceptionally organized, often times the surviving family members are left sorting through all of their lost loved one’s stuff trying to decide what to do with it.

As I was heading to a funeral service a few weeks ago, it dawned on me that summer time reminds me of loss. It seems like every close family member I’ve lost has passed away in the summer, so the summer heat and hot tears are a close association for me.

This month we are focusing on grief resources for you or your loved ones who are in the fog of grief, and this post focuses on the benefits of individual or couples counseling for grief.