Join me and other women as we share our stories of grief and hope.

The holidays are approaching.  This can be a time when grief can re-emerge and take us by surprise and with COVID this year, holidays are going to look and feel very different. Let’s get ahead of it and even plan for it.  

I’m sharing my personal story of my journey through grief during the Motherless Moms Thriving Virtual Retreat.  This retreat is about taking time to reflect, connect, be inspired, and feel hope from sharing our stories.  ​

With summer winding down and a new school year on the horizon, it’s an exciting time of year for you and your family – unless, of course, it isn’t. So far, 2020 hasn’t been what anyone expected – and it doesn’t look like school this fall will be, either.

​How do you and your family cope with back-to-school when kids aren’t actually going back to school? Or if your child’s state and district is headed back, how do you deal with altered schedules, social distancing precautions, sweeping uncertainty and the risk of getting sick?

If the thought of starting an academic year under this “new normal” feels daunting, take heart. The 2020-2021 school year doesn’t have to be a wash. In fact, finding simple, healthy ways to adapt to and cope with the current situation can help you and your family thrive – whatever this year of school looks like.