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Holiday Grief Support
Hope for the Holidays
The holiday season can be especially challenging for those navigating grief, facing the demands of caregiving, or supporting a child who is grieving.
Our Hope for the Holidays sessions offer a welcoming and supportive space to find comfort, guidance, and connection during this time of year.
We invite you to join us for one of our sessions in November or December.
Light a Candle in Remembrance
This holiday season, we invite you to honor and remember a loved one through our Virtual Candle Lighting.
Light a virtual candle in memory of a loved one by sharing their name and a personal message or tribute. Together, we can create a meaningful space of remembrance, celebrating the love and memories that remain in our hearts.
Beyond prayer: 5 ways a chaplain supports children & families facing serious illness
For anyone facing serious illness, spiritual connection can offer comfort that medicine alone can’t. A pediatric palliative care chaplain shares five unexpected ways she supports patients and families.
The power of presence: What it means to be a hospice companionship volunteer
After a hospice volunteer brought comfort to her mother, Marianne became one herself. She shares what companionship can look like at the end of life — and why being there matters.
What matters most: A nurse practitioner’s approach to palliative care
“What matters most to you?” It’s the question a palliative care nurse practitioner asks every patient — and the starting point for what good care can look like.
Meet Bean: The hospice therapy dog bringing comfort one visit at a time
At the Hulitar Hospice Center, a therapy dog named Bean has his own rounds to make. What does comfort look like when it comes on four legs?
What is vicarious grief? A grief counselor explains
Grief isn’t only for direct loss — we can carry someone else’s pain too. A grief counselor explains vicarious grief, why it happens, and how to care for yourself.
The lasting impact of Camp BraveHeart: 20 summers of healing
Celebrating 20 years of Camp BraveHeart, HopeHealth’s grief camp helping children and teens find healing, friendship and hope after the loss of a loved one.
Dementia care at every stage: A resource guide for families
When a person has dementia, their care needs keep changing. From day programs to palliative and hospice care, here’s a guide to resources for each stage.
“We may be the last hand they hold”: Meet a hospice nursing assistant
In hospice, nursing assistants spend more time at the bedside than almost anyone else. Here’s what CNA Nora Navas means to her patients, families and team.
A Legacy of Care: 50 Years Strong
For 50 years, HopeHealth has walked alongside patients and families with dignity, comfort, and compassion. From our beginnings in hospice care to our role as a national leader, our history reflects a commitment to caring for the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.
