by Karen Lapierre Pitts | Apr 8, 2021 | Family support
Time has a way of shifting our perspective – that’s how we learn and grow. A loss history can allow us space to reflect on past and present grief experiences, giving us insight into how we cope with tragedy. What is normal for each of us requires some reflection....
by Karen Lapierre Pitts | Apr 1, 2021 | Family support
For families in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador We’re holding space for you! We know it’s important for families affected by a workplace tragedy to come together and make helpful connections with others who understand....
by Grant W. Barnsley | Mar 18, 2021 | Family support, Volunteers
Grant didn’t want to miss out on anything, including building his own house Our parents always told my sister and me that we could do whatever we wanted; you just have to work at it. Our taste for hard work began early when we would go with my parents to the farm. I...
by Jocelyn H | Mar 4, 2021 | Family support, Grief and healing
A couple of years ago, I started to watch Heartland with my grandma. Heartland is a Canadian show filmed in Alberta. I like horses and had taken riding lessons for a few years, so it fit. One of the main characters, Ty, became my favourite. I seemed to be able to...
by Karen Lapierre Pitts | Feb 25, 2021 | Family support
Honestly, one of the hardest things to do when your world has been forever changed is finding ways to cope and make sense of it all – often a journey that families face on their own. It takes time. It takes emotional and physical energy. You may be feeling alone or...
by admin | Feb 18, 2021 | Family support
People often connect grief with death. But in fact the word has a much broader meaning, particularly for Threads of Life and its members. This excerpt from the Volunteer Family Guide Resource and Training Manual delves deeper into the meaning of grief and the wide...
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