Grief is a multidimensional response to any loss. Loss is all around us–whether it’s one’s job, losing a home through foreclosure, experiencing a significant decline in health, or losing a loved one through separation, divorce or death. Grief work is the psychological process of coping with loss. It requires time, expression of feelings and caring [...]
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Grief Work–Adjusting To A New Normal
Posted in Grief & Loss, tagged anticipatory grief, grief, grief work, loss, palliative care, primary caregiver on April 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Caregivers Commonly Experience Anticipatory Grief
Posted in Grief & Loss, tagged anticipatory grief, anticipatory grieving, caregivers on April 13, 2008 | 4 Comments »
It is so wonderful to see the genuine affection and regard that congregants in our small community church have for my mother. Today, as usual, she was greeted with warm embraces. People seek her out to share their news, good or bad. She routinely holds the Pastor’s hand and prays for him before the service [...]
