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Center for Hope & Healing
Sunday, Februrary 26, 2023
Regional Hospice held it's official blessing for the Center For Hope & Healing in Washington Depot.
"I Hope you Help Somebody Every Chance you Get"
Joan Barrett shared a mother-son moment, a would be dance, in a flower and family filled room at Regional Hospice, where her son BJ was married in a ceremony the family and the staff still hold vividly in their hearts.
2022 Holiday Open House
Wednesday December 7, 2022
Join us for shopping, sweet treats, and holiday bliss. This year, we welcome three local vendors so there is sure to be a great gift for everyone on your list!
Sound Healing Meditation
As part of our mission to provide exceptional end-of-life care, we offer complementary therapies such as meditation, gentle massage, sound healing and reiki to our patients. These services can increase comfort, relaxation, connection and an overall sense of peace in the moment. Please take a moment to relax and enjoy this sound healing created by Jenn Bell Finegan, Regional Hospice LMT and Sound Healer.
2023 Fall Color Fest 5K Run
Sunday, October 1, 2023
Join us on Sunday, October 1, 2023, as our local student volunteers of the Regional Hospice Youth Project host the 2022 Fall Color Fest 5K Run.
On Seeing Signs
A typical sign that people associate with death is the red cardinal. A common folklore saying has reached many grievers, “When a cardinal appears in your yard, it’s a visitor from heaven”. Here, Casey Cummings speaks about the signs she notices since the death of her brother, Tyler.
By Casey Cummings
You Have Everything You Need
When Frances Guardi arrived at the Center for Comfort Care & Healing, her life – at the end of life – changed for the better.
Summer Solstice
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
Spend the longest day of the year with us at the Lake Waramaug Country Club in support of making the best of every day in Litchfield County.
Moving Through Grief
One of the most disorienting aspects of the grief process is that basic habits that might help to keep you afloat—like deep sleep, exercise and calm contemplation—can seem to demand a focus or inner drive you may not be able to summon up right now. Just know that when you are ready, any or all of those possibilities are available, and every little bit can help.
A Connection to Abbe
In memory of his wife, Abbe, Fred Tesch had a beautiful fountain installed at the Center for Comfort Care & Healing. The sound of the water that flows in it reminds him of the gurgling stream that runs through his and Abbe’s yard.
On Grieving
There is no way to describe grief in a simple sentence that would be easy enough for a seven-year-old to understand, and there is no way to put it that would give someone an understanding of what it feels like, and there is no way to prepare for it.
He Needed His Mom
In November 2020, the Conn family lost their three-month-old son, Austin, to terminal illness. In this honest and courageous piece, Austin’s mom, Karlie, shares her perspective as a way to bring some light and comfort to other families who may also be facing the painful experience of losing a child.
A Lesson in Kindness
When Bob Stosser was asked whether he was open to having a piece written in memory of his wife, Ann, who died last summer, he said, “It depends.”