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Grief Is Killing Me

Grief is killing me...

What Grief Can Teach Us, If We're Willing to Listen

Grief is a core emotional system that delivers real information. Learn why listening to it together restores our capacity for joy.

The Process and the Practice of Grief

Individuals who suffer from severe and persistent mental illness often feel loss, grieving what they have not been able to have.

Understanding the Stages of Grief: What Healing Really Looks Like After Loss

Grief is one of the few experiences every person will face, yet no […]

Loss, Grief, and Eventually Joy Once Again

Personal Perspective: When I feel the pain of grief, my tears transform into words cathartically laced together.

'Grief is a killer': Wichita group helps people heal after loss

Good Grief of Kansas provides support for those navigating the physical and mental effects of grief.

Your Brain on Grief, Your Heart on Healing

"Grief is a heart-wrenchingly painful problem for the brain to solve… to live in the world with the absence of someone… ingrained in your understanding of the world… For the brain,...

Grief counseling in the workplace: What HR should have ready

  Grief counseling in the workplace matters because grief does not arrive at work as a neat, visible event. It shows up as: The employee who was once responsive and now goes quiet...

25 Bible Verses about Grief for Finding Comfort in Sorrow and Loss

You Can’t Take Away Their Grief, But You Can Be There

Above all, show your love. Show up. Say something. Do something. Be willing to stand beside the gaping hole that has opened in your friend’s life, without flinching or turning away...

Grief, Red Lipstick, an Olive Tree and Hope

Today, on National Grief Awareness Day, I find myself thinking about a word I know far too well: grief. Grief has traveled beside me during several chapters of my life. It has arri...

Grief: Escaping the Museum of the Past

When the pain of loss softens, it can feel like losing a loved one again. A psychologist describes this "second loss" and how to move through it.

Grieving the American Dream

“I’m grieving for a lost America,” one woman says solemnly, holding a light yellow daisy. Her face was illuminated by the light of a nearby … Continue reading →

ATIF NAWAZ: Inheritance

After my mother died, everyone speaking her name gained one gram. Doctors blamed faulty scales. Physicists questioned calibration. I whispered her name every morning until climbing...

We’re beginning to understand the sudden ‘grief attacks’ that hit mourners

A few years ago, psychologist Sherman Lee experienced a "grief attack". When he set out to study them, he discovered just how powerful and all-consuming grief can be

Healing The Pain Of Losing Your Beloved

Understanding the true nature of our soul journey, how does one cope with the pain of physical separation when our loved ones leave the physical form? There is no easy way to cope...

Love and Grief: How the Body Remembers

Personal Perspective: Why do our hands still reach for the dog who is no longer there? A Trinidadian word offers an answer.

St. Augustine's Grief Journey: Shifting Coping Mechanisms

Abigail Jorgensen on parting. 

Erika Kirk: What I’ve Learned About Grief

It is there, always, but so is the beautiful gift of life.

How Grief Affects a Dysfunctional Family

Grief can expose and intensify family dysfunction, reinforcing unhealthy dynamics.

Misery Is The Only Comfort I Know

Grief and despair have held me for so long that I’ve come to accept them as the only comfort I’ll ever know.Continue reading on Medium »

Living With Loss Without Living in Grief

Trying to forget someone you love is like trying to remember someone you never met.  ~ UnknownA reader writes: It's been a week since the fifth anniversary of my Mum's passing. Sin...

When Grief Is Too Much to Bear: Supporting A Grieving Parent, from A Distance

A parent’s love is whole, no matter how many times divided. ~ Robert BraultA reader writes: My husband and I are dealing with his mother's grief over losing his father (her husband...

Why Grief Has a Geography

When the unthinkable arrives, whatever remains to us is what we have practiced.