Myths About Grief Counseling

by Shannon Deneen, MSW Grief is the most universal experience of the human condition, and it’s also one of the most misunderstood. Below are some commonly held misconceptions about grief counseling. Myths About Grief Counseling: Grief counseling is only for the recently bereaved. Grief counseling is not exclusively for losses that have occurred in the last … Continue reading Myths About Grief Counseling

New Year, New Roles for Full Circle Staff Members

by Audrey Walls, M.Ed., M.F.A. With a new year comes new faces and roles as Full Circle looks towards the future, with a few staff members stepping up into new and expanded opportunities for 2026.  As many of you already know, the departure of our long-serving Grief Services Director, Britt Cowart, at the end of … Continue reading New Year, New Roles for Full Circle Staff Members

Craft Corner: Memory Cube

by Karen Coyner, LCSW, DCSW and Audrey Walls, M.Ed., M.F.A. https://youtu.be/3CSOGArEGIY Join Full Circle's Karen Coyner in the video above as she provides fun and thoughtful instructions for creating a memory cube. This is an easy, no-stress remembrance activity that's appropriate for kids and adults of all ages. Seasons changing and the holidays can bring … Continue reading Craft Corner: Memory Cube

Reminders, Activities, and Resources for Holiday Grief

by Shannon Deneen, MSW Holidays are full of memories and traditions, built around relationships and community. They are milestones we share with our loved ones, days that reflect our beliefs and values. While this time of year may inspire joy and celebration for many people, it’s remarkably different for those who have experienced a loss. … Continue reading Reminders, Activities, and Resources for Holiday Grief

Grief Support for Survivors of Suicide Loss

by Kerri Björkholm, Care Coordinator Losing a loved one to suicide can be an incredibly painful and complex experience. It can stir up feelings of confusion, guilt, and intense sadness. Those grieving this type of loss may struggle with unique emotions and questions, making support from friends and family crucial. If you know someone going … Continue reading Grief Support for Survivors of Suicide Loss

October: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month

by Audrey Walls, M.Ed., M.F.A. and Carrie Schaeffer, LCSW Every October 15, thousands of people come together from across the country to honor and remember a type of loss that is all too common and incredibly personal: pregnancy and infant loss. The entire month of October was designated for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness by … Continue reading October: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month