Sharing Kindness @sharingkindnessinc
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Sharing Kindness is providing a brand-new program for families with children ages 6-17 who are grieving a death loss. Virtual Family Night is an activities-based grief…
Just a reminder that Grief 101 is TONIGHT at Falmouth Public Library. Got questions about grief? For example:
💜 What really is grief and how does it change over…
Our 2024-25 peer grief support programs are open for registration, with some starting as soon as next week. Sharing Kindness’ clinician-led grief groups are offered…
We’re still seeking volunteers to help out at Second Summer Cycle on Sunday, 9/15, in the Eastham/Wellfleet area. To join our team…
To be human means that loss will occur, and grief is a natural response to loss. Yet many bereaved children and adults report feeling abandoned and…
Sharing Kindness is a Friend of the Coalition to Support Grieving Students, a collaboration of the leading professional organizations representing educators…
Join our Second Summer Cycle team! We’re seeking volunteers to help out on the day of the ride (Sunday, September 15) in the…
Starting next month, we will be offering a Perinatal Loss Grief Group on Nantucket. This peer grief support group meets on the 4th…
@secondsummercycle is coming up next month! Have you registered yet?! Sign up today to bike or volunteer @ the link in our profile. 🚴🏽♀️ ☀️
Our peer grief support groups will be starting up again next month. If you’re grieving a death loss (from any time in your life) and are interested in meeting other people…
We know it’s uncomfortable to talk about mental health. But more important than our own discomfort is being there for the people we love. You can be a support system for…
This feedback from one of our grief group members demonstrates the beauty of peer support: “I’ve realized that hearing others’ stories, supporting them…
Will you ride across the Cape for a good cause? Join us for the Second Summer Cycle on Sunday, September 15, and support our joint team with Cape Cod Children’s Place!
After someone close to you dies, the last thing you should have to think about is work. And yet, many of us have to in order to keep our jobs.
Have you signed up yet?! Register for Second Summer Cycle today to benefit Cape Cod Children’s Place and Sharing Kindness, along with many other…
It was at the first annual Cape & Islands Suicide Awareness Walk that founders Kim Mead-Walters and David Walters—who lost their 16-year-old son, Jeremy…
We’re excited to announce that for the second year, we will be co-beneficiaries of Second Summer Cycle with Cape Cod Children’s Place! This local charity ride…
Feedback from a participant of our older adult (55+) grief group: “Taking care of my wife was an honor, even though she didn’t know who I was. Now that she’s…
Some helpful words from Megan Devine, a psychotherapist and author of “It’s Okay That You’re Not Okay,” from her blog post, “The 5 Stages of Grief…
Free this Sunday? Consider joining this 10K hosted by our partner organization, Cape Cod Athletic Club! The Chatham Harbor Run starts at 11 AM at Monomoy…
Grief doesn’t always stem from death. There is also grief in estrangement, and the pain brought by this type of loss, as noted in Psychology Today, often…