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Grief is a quiet companion that arrives uninvited. It settles deep within, reshaping the landscape of our hearts. When illness, loss, or the challenges of neurodiversity touch a family, the journey can feel overwhelming. Yet, in the midst of this storm, there are places of refuge—resources and communities ready to walk alongside us. In Aotearoa, these supports are woven with care, respect, and cultural understanding. I want to share with you some of the ways families can find

Grief is a path we never choose but often must walk. It is a quiet companion that arrives uninvited, reshaping our world in ways we cannot predict. I have found that grief is not a single moment but a journey - a winding road with unexpected turns, pauses, and sometimes, gentle sunlight breaking through the clouds. In this space, I want to share some meaningful reflections on grief, hoping they might offer a steady hand to those navigating their own path. Understanding Grief

Life can feel like a winding river, sometimes calm and gentle, other times rushing and wild. When illness, grief, or neurodiversity touch our families, that river can swell unexpectedly. I have found that resilience is not about avoiding the storm but learning how to navigate it with grace. In this digital age, online resilience support tools have become lifelines, offering guidance, comfort, and connection when we need it most. Understanding Resilience in Challenging Times R