Continuing the Conversation

A caregiver’s reflection, one year after loss Nancy recently passed the one-year anniversary of her husband Dan’s death. They were married for thirty-four years. After a year of grieving, remembering, and simply enduring, she finds herself in a new kind of space. One...

In a recent Caregiver Journal, Nancy shared her experience of adjusting to life six months after the death of her husband. Her reflections offered not only a glimpse into her personal journey but also wisdom for anyone who may one day face living alone after loss....

At A Place in the Conversation, we believe the deepest change happens through shared experience. In our latest episode, we sat down with Cat Stenta, Director of Community Engagement at Kennett Library, to talk about what it really means to belong and how each of us...

In a time when voices are loud and distractions are constant, compassionate listening can feel like a rare art. But true listening—listening with the intent to understand, not to respond—has the power to heal and transform relationships. Compassionate listening...

Change is a powerful force that can be exhilarating or terrifying, depending on how it impacts our lives. It can also be one of the greatest tests of authenticity. As the world around us shifts, the call to stay true to ourselves grows louder. But what does it mean to...

Grief is an unwelcome companion that can feel all-consuming, changing the very shape of our lives. When we lose something or someone, it’s not just the person or experience that’s gone—it’s a piece of ourselves. For many, the journey through grief becomes a search for...