Kenosis Counseling Center

02/14/2026

Working closely with families facing loss showed me something profound: death isn't an ending, it's simply a universal part of life. A shift in perspective can change everything.

02/13/2026

A touching tribute to Sister Connie reveals how her shared human experiences and inspiring voice continue to resonate. Her legacy lives on through the hearts she touched. What a beautiful impact!

02/12/2026

Grief never truly ends, but love can live on. Discover how to maintain a bond with those who've passed by honoring their legacy and cherishing the memories that keep them close. Remember their stories.

02/11/2026

Reflecting on my mother's generosity and anxiety, I see how her struggles shaped my work. I now deeply understand and appreciate her perspective. It's a profound shift in understanding.

02/10/2026

Our thanks go out to the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention- Indiana Chapter for sharing Christine's recent article in the National Catholic Reporter! 🫂

My 82-year-old spiritual director, Sr. Connie Kramer, had an inoperable brain tumor in the shape of a butterfly. Her spiritual guidance was present until the end. Grief calls us to not fear death, but to befriend it.

02/10/2026

A heartfelt story about seeking guidance and finding it in the most unexpected place. When looking for a sign from Sister Connie Kramer, the advice 'Be kind to yourself' became the profound message needed. It's a reminder to cherish self-compassion.

02/09/2026

A little over a year ago, Catholic nun Sister Connie Kramer passed away from complications related to an inoperable brain tumor. In addition to the many roles she held during her lifelong service to the Archdiocese of Indianapolis, Sr. Kramer was a close friend and mentor of Kenosis owner Christine Turo-Shields.

Now, Christine has written a personal essay reflecting on her time spent with Sr. Kramer and the profound impact she made on her life. This article has been published in the National Catholic Reporter, which has a print readership of 100,000 people and a reported online readership of 9.4 million.

We graciously invite you to read Christine’s article by following the link from our blog: https://www.tetraprime.consulting/r/M4H

Christine Turo-Shields has written a personal essay reflecting on the lessons she learned from her friend and mentor, Sister Connie Kramer.

02/09/2026

Reflecting on a father's passing, a deeply touching moment unfolded in hospice. As a harpist played 'Amazing Grace,' he, though unresponsive, began to silently mouth the words. A powerful goodbye.

02/08/2026

This video explores our relationship with death, encouraging us to prepare for and embrace it. Facing this reality is particularly crucial in trauma work, where understanding mortality can bring profound healing and acceptance.

02/07/2026

Movement is key to processing grief. Discover how physical actions can extend the memory of loved ones and help you heal. A powerful way to honor their legacy and find peace.

02/06/2026

Can the law of conservation of energy help us understand beliefs about the soul and spirit? This conversation explores that question for agnostics and atheists. It might just change how you see things.

02/05/2026

Sister Connie Kramer shares powerful reflections on death and grief, revealing them as life's greatest teachers and unexpected gifts. These insights were captured in an interview shortly before she passed. A truly moving perspective.