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    If you’ve lost a loved one you might feel as though you’ve lost love. Before you had love, but now it’s gone. It’s suddenly...

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    The human reaction to tragic loss is deep and complex. Grief is an assault that hits us from all sides all at once. The...

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    Mortality is the fundamental source of dread for human beings, the spring from which existential anxiety flows. And when a loved one passes away...

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    Grieving Secondary Losses

    Loss Produces Grief Any significant loss will produce grief. Whatever the main object of that grief is can...

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    Ambivalence While Grieving

    Simultaneous Contradictory Thoughts and Feelings  Ambivalence, which is holding simultaneous contradictory thoughts or feelings, is a disconcerting experience...

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    Grief And Despair

    When confronted with the loss of an important human relationship the enemy is not grief but rather despair....

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    Give Yourself Permission to Grieve

    Many of us carry around our unfinished grief our whole lives. We don’t give ourselves permission to grieve...

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    Minimizing The Pain of Grief

    “The sorrow grows bigger when the sorrow’s denied.” – Eddie Vedder Probably the most common defense mechanism in...

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    Subjected To Devastating Loss

    When subjected to devastating loss the paradox is that our grief is uniquely ours and our unique burden...

  • Michael Schreiner | April 20, 2017

    Be Patient With People Who Are Grieving

    Loss affects everyone differently. One thing’s for sure though, when someone summons up the courage to confront and...

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