Role & Responsibility Change After The Death Of A Loved One Role and responsibility change does occur after the death of a close loved one because our loved one played many roles in our life. Here’s the thing. Sometimes we have to grieve the loss of the role or roles that our loved one played […]
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Factors That Impact The Grief Experience
Factors That Impact The Grief Experience There are many factors that impact the grief experience. Knowing what is directly impacting You will help you to navigate your personal healing journey in a healthy and healing way. It’s important to keep in mind that this exercise is not a measurement of how much you love your […]
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Common Myths About Grief
Myths about grief and mourning are woven into the fabric of our society. Unfortunately, these myths are not harmless because they can easily become hurdles to healing. The good news is that when we understand what’s normal for grief—what grief is and what grief does—we can identify and avoid misinformation. Allowing us to navigate our […]
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Could I Be Grieving And Not Know It?
Could I Be Grieving And Not Know It? We grieve all significant loss, not just the death of a close loved one. Unfortunately, this fact is frequently overlooked. The result is that if/when we are experiencing feelings of stress, sadness, anger, frustration, helplessness, hopelessness, confusion, short temper, euphoria, depression, physcial or emotional pain… or maybe […]
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Normal Grief Reactions – The List
Normal Grief Reactions Help has arrived. This list will help you navigate your personal healing journey in a healthy and productive way. Important to note is that we don’t go looking for these responses and we don’t get to pick which ones we want—they just show up. The intensity and duration of a grief reaction […]
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