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A Place Where I Can Remember Things

There’s a moment in a video from The Children’s Room from 2012 that stayed with us.Mairead is seven years old and trying to explain what it feels like to come to TCR, where other children also have someone in their life who died.The answer is...

2026-08-24T15:05:00+00:00August 24th, 2026|Substack|

Listening Beyond Loss

Reflections by Corina Garcia-ReyesWhen my colleague first invited me to write about migratory grief, I thought I knew exactly what I wanted to say.Instead, I found myself sitting with questions I hadn’t revisited in a long time.I moved from Guatemala to the United States when...

2026-08-10T15:06:00+00:00August 10th, 2026|Substack|

Grief Through a Hispanic and Latino Lens: Why Culture Matters in Bereavement Support

Grief Through a Hispanic and Latino Lens: Why Culture Matters in Bereavement Support When we think about grief, it's easy to focus on the emotions that often accompany it—sadness, anger, guilt, confusion, or longing. While these experiences can be universal, the way we [...]

El duelo desde una perspectiva hispana y latina: por qué integrar cultura es importante en el acompañamiento del duelo

El duelo desde una perspectiva hispana y latina Cuando pensamos en el duelo, es fácil centrarnos en las emociones que suelen acompañarlo: tristeza, enojo, culpa, confusión o añoranza. Aunque estas experiencias pueden ser universales, la manera en que comprendemos, expresamos y afrontamos el [...]