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Grief is a normal, natural emotional response to loss. It’s the suffering you feel when something or someone you love is taken away. The more significant the loss you experience -- the greater the grief. There are healthy ways to cope with the pain. You can get through it … and the content we offer here can help. We have assembled a network of grief management expert who share their expertise in the guidance we present here. Take advantage of their advice and be sure to return often.

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Exploring the Grieving Process

Submitted by Emotional Growth on Mon, 2010-04-26 13:55
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When you lose someone or something dear to you, it’s natural to feel pain and grief. The grief process is a very normal response. This helpful article gives practical guidance on customary reactions to grief … the stages of grief … the depression that grief can cause … and how to deal with the anger associated with grief. With this information, an individual doesn’t have to feel overwhelmed by grief and can learn to put this emotion in perspective and then move on to a better life.


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Complicated Grief Tests and Diagnosis

Submitted by Emotional Growth on Fri, 2010-04-02 10:51
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Complicated grief is currently a growing disorder that is not officially diagnosed but acknowledged. People with complicated grief go through an extended grieving period, have a hard time trusting others after death, have a hard time moving on and can’t accept death amongst many other qualities. If you think you are suffering from complicated grief it is important that you seek medical help at risk of self injury. Mayoclinic can offer help on what to do if you are suffering from complicated grief or know someone that is.


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Coping with Loss

Submitted by Emotional Growth on Thu, 2010-03-18 12:40
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Losing a loved one is never easy and grieving takes different paths depending on the person. Some people get angry, some cry and others remain in shock almost appearing emotionless. With the help of friends, family and most importantly yourself, you can be on your way to learning how to cope healthfully. If you’ve recently lost a loved one and are having a hard time moving on, here are some tips on how you can do so.


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