Employees grieving a loved one can turn work into a refuge, if given the space to shape their role to suit their capabilities and needs, according to research published earlier this year.

Grief can cause cognitive disruptions, leading to confusion, difficulty concentrating, and a sense of disorientation. Individuals might find it hard to focus on tasks or make decisions.

Hayden Panettiere says she found herself "unrecognizable" after her body reacted to the stress of losing her younger brother ...

Welcome to the weekly good news roundup, bringing you some of the great "good news" from around New Mexico. Climbing for a cause Three New Mexicans will travel to Ecuador at the end of this week to ...

Sally Stanley founded Simon Says after her husband died and there was no organisation to help their children with their grief ...

In a paper published in the journal Homicide Studies, University of Toronto social work professor Tanya Sharpe and colleagues argue that the prevalence and spread of homicide grief — the grief that ...

For a long time, scientists couldn’t debunk séances with experiments. See how magicians rose to the task – and set a new ...

Singing not only helps allow it to move through the body but it alchemizes what grief can become. By Lauren DePino Since I first started singing as a little girl, I yearned to become some ...

"One of the country's finest", Luke Bowen, has been remembered as a "true leader", "hero" and "bloody good mate" by family, ...

Entrepreneur Emmet Stephenson and his daughter are giving $150 million to City of Hope to fund an award for innovation ...

As more people turn to The Coping Centre, the need for donations is greater than ever. Fundraisers like the Corvette Raffle ...

Ballerina Michaela Mabinty DePrince, who was a principal soloist for the Boston Ballet, has died at age 29, her family shared ...