Vietnam tragedy: The routine mornings that turned into lifelong grief

Weathering the tides

Some reflections on coping with loss at work.

One Day in Federal Court: An Informal Case Study of Trauma-Informed Practices

Lasting trauma: A U.S. military jet’s crash into Okinawa school

Yoko Iha, then a sixth grader whose psychological trauma from the event persisted for decades, has shared her experience for the first time.

Jason Danely (2014). Aging and Loss: Mourning and Maturity in Contemporary Japan. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 246 pp. ISBN 978 0 8135 6516 3 (paperback)

One Year After Loss: The Reality of Prolonged Grief and Cultural Expectations

Grief isn't over in a year even though our culture says it should be. Loss is part of being human. Prolonged grief, time, difficulty with fr

The bittersweet reality of becoming an empty-nester

Experts say there can be unexpected grief for parents that comes from children leaving home.