Contributions for 2025

What stumps or zip lines do you have in your life? Do you cherish and hold on to every memory of your loved one or too afraid and practice avoidance?

Volume 31, Issue 1

Part 2 video discussion on how to recognize the stories guiding your life and learn practical tools to become the deliberate author of your journey.

As the weather warms, it's a wonderful opportunity to embrace the outdoors and reconnect with your community.

Video discussion on the unique challenges veterans face when coping with loss, highlighting the impact of military experiences on emotional well-being.

Event Photos: TAPS surviving families learn to grieve as a family with new tools for the path ahead at Camp Southern Ground in Fayetteville, Georgia.

Event Photos: TAPS Young Adults lean into focus of self-discovery and self-care through creative expression in Tampa, Florida.

Event Photos: TAPS Survivors move beyond your comfort zone with the support of others who understand in Anchorage, Alaska.

Event Photos: TAPS Families attend the Rangers Experience in Glasgow, Scotland.

The Washington Capitals and MSE (Monumental Sports and Entertainment) Foundation announced special edition 50th anniversary Courage Caps.

Video discussion on how the TAPS Government and Legislative Affairs team is advocating for ALL Survivors on Capitol Hill on a variety of issues.

Event Photos: TAPS fundraiser held in Jupiter, Florida by hosts Tom and Sharon Chisholm

Event Photos: TAPS Families attend the NBA All-Star practice and game in Oakland, California.

Video discussion on exploring changes that happen after loss and areas of our lives that are transformed through our experience of grief.

Though we end each year in winter, it’s also how we begin each year. It’s a reminder that growth is still happening, and hope is all around.

Event Photos: The National Football League hosted TAPS Families at NFL Practice/Skills showdown, Disney World, and the 2025 NFL Pro Bowl Games.

This is the final article in a six-part series to serve as a reminder that crazy is normal when grieving. It is adapted from Dr. Wolfelt's new book.

Event Photos: TAPS surviving women create a plan for healing and growth in Savannah, Georgia.

Video discussion on how to recognize the stories guiding your life and learn practical tools to become the deliberate author of your journey.

TAPS Education Support Service Advocate is competing in the Empire State Winter Games this month, read his words of inspiration.

Parents have the power to teach, shape, encourage, lift, support, and impact their lives like no one else. Let’s explore how to tap into that power.

If you are an adult survivor and ready to comfort and give hope to another bereaved person, consider becoming a TAPS Peer Mentor.

Video discussion hearing from those who have walked the path of mentorship with empathy, dedication, and wisdom.

As the pieces of our lives scatter after a loss, finding a way to put them back together can seem overwhelming.

TAPS Outdoor Programs Manager is passionate about connecting survivors to the healing power of nature as part of their grief process.

The new year brings opportunities to grow with your grief, honor your fallen hero, and embrace your community of peers at TAPS.