Whole Person Living

In a flood’s aftermath, grief is as communal as rain, but how each person processes it varies.  At Camp Mystic, families gathered on riverbanks, searching the mud for a daughter’s shoe or a token of a life unfulfilled.  Others retreated into silence, overwhelmed by disbelief or exhaustion, feeling frozen.  Some channeled pain into action as they organized relief drives, created Facebook groups to reunite lost items, or helping with the Lost Stuffy Project...others are angry.

Three moms. Three daughters. One shared loss. We didn’t choose the Dead Mom’s Club—but in it, we’ve found sisterhood, healing, and a way to honor our mothers each Mother’s Day. This is our story of grief, friendship, and holding space for both joy and ache.

Navigating workplace grief in times of change—how it impacts us, our teams, and what we can do to support each other. #DEI #Leadership

5 years after my mom’s passing, grief still teaches me. Here are five lessons on love, loss, and the lasting presence of those we cherish.

January 1, 2025 Alexandra Pflaumer The start of the new year brings on an opportunity to reflect on your accomplishments and challenges...

The journey from a new manager to a seasoned leader is shaped by the support we receive and the frameworks we embrace. The DESC model has be