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    In Remembrance

    Honoring American service members lost in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Understanding GriefWhat To SayWhat To DoLiving With Loss

How Long is This Going to Last?

By Elizabeth Harper Neeld, Ph.D.

We feel so bad when we are grieving that it’s no surprise when we wonder, “How long will I have this terrible pain? Will this suffering ever end?” To talk about this, we need to think about two kinds of time.
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The Work of Grief

By Therese Rando, Ph.D.

Grief is work. It requires the expenditure of physical and emotional energy, and is something you must work at actively – not passively – to resolve in a healthy fashion.
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Lasting Legacies

Box Office Poison

Box Office Poison

Her range was limited, her box office appeal spotty, and she once characterized acting as an idiot’s profession. Nevertheless, over six decades Katharine Hepburn crafted an unconventional, multifaceted persona that Hollywood never quite knew how to deal with.

Helen Keller: Beyond the Miracle

Helen Keller: Beyond the Miracle

Helen Keller changed common perceptions of what a disabled person could achieve. An international celebrity and symbol of purity during the Victorian Era, she remains one of America’s most inspiring women forty years after her death on June 1, 1968.

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