Let’s go in to the Family Forum together

Let’s go in to the Family Forum together

​Elisa Kilbourne, a Threads of Life member from London Ontario, tells a lovely story about her first trip to a Family Forum. “The moment I arrived in the parking lot I sat and cried,” she says, “trying to figure out if I could really handle this emotional situation,...
Volunteer Profile: Alex Tuff

Volunteer Profile: Alex Tuff

Alex Tuff is a regular 25-year old; he loves his dog and being outdoors. However, seven years ago he had a life-changing  experience. His brother, Kristopher, was killed in a workplace tragedy and it changed Alex’s future. Today, Alex spreads workplace safety via his...
Self-Care: What works for us

Self-Care: What works for us

We asked, you answered!  Threads of Life’s Volunteer Family Guides (VFGs) provide peer support to others who are coping with the effects of workplace tragedy. Every guide goes through intensive training for their volunteer role. They learn how to draw on their own...
Resources for your self-care plan

Resources for your self-care plan

Photo by Dan Dimmock on Unsplash Self-care is a bit of a buzz word these days. Unfortunately, lots of people are ready to dismiss it, at the very time we all need it most. If you’ve been affected by a work-related tragedy and are coping with illness, injury or grief;...
Self-Care during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Self-Care during the COVID-19 Pandemic

These are very challenging times we are living in right now. The last three months have been difficult, to say the least, with everyone on lockdown due to COVID-19 … the invisible enemy. Our relationships changed overnight with social distancing, unable to physically...