Grief During the Holidays
The holidays can be a time of joy, family traditions, and celebration, but when someone we love is missing, they can also bring feelings of sadness and longing. From navigating difficult anniversaries to adjusting family traditions and finding meaningful ways to remember, grief can change how we experience the season. While the holidays may never feel quite the same, there are ways to honor those we've lost while still embracing the moments and memories that make this time of year special.
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