The death of a pet can,in many instances, be just as difficult as any other death. Although not everyone can understand such love, a pet is often a very important part of the family and as such we grieve in just the same way as we do for family and friends.

Losing a parent is never easy, even if you think you are prepared. Even brothers and sisters will grieve in different ways and it can bring a family closer together or do the exact opposite. Take the time to acknowledge your grief and treasure the memories

If you ask most people what they wish they had more of, in regard to family or friends who have passed away, in most cases their answers would include photos or letters.

While it is not a subject we want to talk about, death is inevitable and we can never be too prepared. Talking to your family and having all the necessary documents in a central place can make a very difficult time a little less stressful.

It can feel like we will never get over the death of a loved one - but how do we know when it is time to move forward?

Losing a loved one is hard for everyone, but particularly for children. How we approach the subject can make a big difference in how the child comes to term with their loss.