This month, our Staff Spotlight is on Maryse Eubank, Suicide Bereavement Services Manager. What makes Full Circle unique? Full Circle Grief Center is unique in that we offer individuals and families a place to process their grief with others in a safe and financially nonrestrictive…
Full Circle’s Annual Live Your Dash Luncheon funds our spring and summer programming. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, our luncheon has been postponed. Your gift (a one-time or recurring, monthly donation) will help us bridge the gap in that funding and will enable us to continue…
Our community has brought Full Circle through adversity in the past and we know that we can count on you in the future. What we have learned from our 12 years of experience serving grieving families in RVA, is that the power of holding a…
Full Circle is so grateful for all of our participants and supporters as we wade through unchartered waters with COVID-19. Our community has brought Full Circle through adversity in the past and we know that we can count on you in the future. What we…
COVID-19 has heightened our sense of fear, uncertainty and anxiety and it can be especially difficult for children and teens to make sense of what’s happening around them. Here are some important tips from the National Association of School Psychologists for talking to your children…
Written by Rachel Melhorn, LCSW, RPT, Family Bereavement Services Coordinator Below are activities we utilize in our family Hands on Healing Program to support families in communicating feelings, thoughts and questions that children may have about grief and loss. Feelings Jar Many children have difficulties…
