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Find an Objective Listener. Get Grief Counseling.

Posted on January 19, 2011 by admin

Where can you find an objective listener? Clergy, funeral directors, family therapists, nurses, social workers or a physician can be objective listeners. Yes, there are professionals who specialize in grief counseling and grief therapy, but there are still many places … Continue reading →

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Tips on How to Pick a Grief Support Group.

Posted on January 18, 2011 by admin

A general support group may be less threatening because it does not specify any one type of grief. You can always choose how much you share and when you are ready to share it. Initially you can keep the more … Continue reading →

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7 Stages of Grief. There is no Short Cut.

Posted on January 15, 2011 by admin

The 7 Stages is very similar to the original stages of grief. 1.     Shock.  Total disbelief. 2.    Pain and guilt.  Your body reacts physically.  I got nauseous every time I remembered what was happening.  It is natural to have guilt … Continue reading →

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