Grief
Using Play to Cope with Grief
Grief and play may not seem to go together! However, children naturally use play to express the confusing emotions that come with grief. I am
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
March 5, 2023
Category: Grief
Grief
The Last of Us: A TV Show That Gorgeously Depicts Existential Concerns
HBO developed a tv show based on the popular video game The Last of Us. This video game and subsequent TV show describes a post-apocalyptic
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
February 13, 2023
Grief
Chronic Illness
I feel like a heretic to admit that as a counselor I’m a bit allergic to the word wellness. I know that this word means
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
January 31, 2023
Grief
A Meditation on Lent
It is impossible not to feel (in our culture) that we are doing enough. We are required and praised for pushing BEYOND our limits. Lent is a giant sigh of relief.
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
February 27, 2021
Grief
We Are All Walking Each Other Home
I think it is important for you to know what led me to become a grief counselor.
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
January 27, 2021
Grief
Talking to Kids About Loss
It is hard for us to talk about loss in general. However, our anxiety amplifies when we are entrusted to help or explain to a
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
October 19, 2020
Grief
Continuing Bonds After Death is Good
Grief is a daily, up-and-down new normal, and healing takes time. The father of psychotherapy, Sigmund Freud believed that when someone dies our goal was
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
September 23, 2020
Grief
How to Honor Your Loved One During Holidays
I recently was asked the question of how to honor your loved one during the holiday season. This list is not exhaustive, and are just
Kailey Bradley-Thomas
September 23, 2020
