Results for Grief Recovery

Grieving is a complicated process, made all the more so by feelings of anger or resentment. Compassion is an important part of healing.

Parents should allow children to have “some private time to deal with grief.”

In the midst of tragedy, grief can make us feel overwhelmingly powerless. Science suggests that performing private rituals can help us regain a sense of control.

When we know a loved one is dying, we may feel the pain and sorrow of anticipatory grief. Learn how to recognize symptoms and how to cope.

The morning began like any other many years ago. A shower, a bagel, a cup of tea. Death was near. I just didn’t know it. . .yet. “Time to get up, Sweetie,” I told Laura. She rubbed the sleep from her eyes. “Do you want to wear your purple sweater to preschool? It’s very cold outside.” “OK, Mommy. Could…

“Sally Abrahms can take her crown off now!” Ouch. That was one response to my story that recently ran in the AARP Bulletin explaining common emotions (guilt, grief, exhaustion) family caregivers have and strategies for dealing with them. I was writing about my own experience – I’m a long distance caregiver, not someone who lives 24/7 with a sick or chronically needy parent – as well as what I have observed from my work. That reader could have been less strident, …

One winter day in 1998, I sat in a large circle on the carpeted Angeles Arrien, a transformation teacher who...

" Grief is forever. It doesn't go away; it becomes a part of you. I will never stop grieving... That's just how it is. Grief and love are conj...

Grief that follows the loss of a loved one typically unfolds in five distinct phases, but every person's journey to healing is unique.

A new study looks at "pre-loss grief" for people whose family members had advanced cancer or dementia.

Bulletin Board: A Post From the Community | Imagine yourself as a glass ornament, finely decorated and put up on display year after year. Suddenly, you fall and hit the ground breaking into a million pieces. You pick up the pieces, but they never seem to fit back together the way they once did, especially when holiday seasons rolls around. Three of our grief experts weigh in on how to make the most of the seasons when you are feeling the loss of…

With the recent passing of one of my favorite authors,

Podcasts have advice and humor for every emotional struggle, from being a teen to major depressive disorder to the simple search for happiness.

Researchers from Rice University say that people who struggle to overcome grief caused by loss of a loved one are at greater risk of suffering from potentially deadly levels of inflammation.

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If you’re struggling with sadness or grief this holiday season, these tips will help you cope.

Ambiguous loss, or frozen grief, explains a mix of confusing feelings.

Grief comes in many forms and is often misunderstood. Understanding grief and learning how to cope with grief can be vital to your long-term recovery.

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