Dr. Kriss Kevorkian
Media and publications
How did it get so late so soon? It’s the night before its afternoon. December is here before it’s June. My goodness how the time has flewn. How did it get so late so soon?
~ Dr. Suess
I’m here to help people integrate the lessons that grief, death and Nature can teach us. As an expert in grief, death and dying, I’m able to empathetically and compassionately support people through their grieving process and those going through the dying process. Please contact me if you’d like to schedule an interview, or for an article. My brief bio is available here.
Environmental and Ecological Grief
Ecological Grief: A Little Hope Remains
in Nature Aware: Science. News. Conservation
On Environmental Grief and the Rights of Nature
in Seeing the Woods: A Blog by the Rachel Carson Center
How Al Gore and 799 New Friends Helped Me to Become a Climate Leader
in The Revelator
Environmental Grief
in Non-Death Loss and Grief: Context and Clinical Implications
edited by Darcy L. Harris R.N., R.S.W., Phd., FT
Facing Down “Environmental Grief”
This was written by Jordan Rosenfeld who understood the work from the get-go, and did a wonderful job sharing it with Scientific American readers
Death, Dying and Grief
When the Loved One You Cared For Dies, What Comes Next?
in Next Avenue
Why I Tried to Call My Mom, Even Though She’s Gone
in Next Avenue
How to Hire (and when to fire) a caregiver
in Next Avenue
Counseling the terminally ill and their families
in Professional Counselor’s Desk Reference
edited by I. Marini & Stebnicki
Read ~ Buy
A few recent interviews
Experts Weigh In On The Psychological Impact That Abortion May Have
What is Eco-Anxiety & How Can You Manage It?
‘We need this’: Calgarians work through eco-grief together
6 things not to say to a dying friend
6 thoughtful things to do for someone who’s lost a loved one
‘Rights of nature’ movement expands locally to help protect endangered orcas, Salish Sea