Greif and Loss:TThe Healing Process

Recent Grief-Loss Articles

• Grief and Loss Overview By: Maurice Turmel PhD - Grief and Loss Overview by Maurice Turmel PhD An overview of grief and loss shows us that this is a broad category of life experience. We usually associate it with death and dying, but it can include losing your employment and broken relationships as additional categories that generate the grief experience. Grief and loss comes in a multiplicity of dimensions that affect our daily lives.
• Coping With Bereavement; Is There Anything Which Can Help? By: Roseanna Leaton - The movie "Gran Torino" begins, and ends, with a funeral. There is mention of the bitter and sweet aspects of death, and questions as to whether death is an end or a beginning. Some of us believe in reincarnation or at least an after-life, whilst others do not.
• Grief Recovery Stages Summary By: Maurice Turmel PhD - The stages of Death and Dying evolved by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross are often mis-identified as The Stages of Grief Recovery. In her schema, she came up with 1) denial, 2) anger, 3) bargaining, 4) depression and 5) acceptance as reactions to a diagnosis of terminal illness. Her stages only make sense when considered against that backdrop. As such, this configuration has nothing to do with the stages of grief recovery.
• Bereavement Help Audio Ebook By: Maurice Turmel PhD - My name is Maurice Turmel, also known as 'Dr Moe.' I am the author of 'How to Cope with Grief and Loss ' Bereavement Audio Ebook.' There are many products on the web today offering programs and strategies for dealing with grief, loss and bereavement. This audio ebook is one of them, but stands out in a very significant way.
• Grief- What Can Be Done About It? By: cdmohatta - Grief can be overwhelming. A death, separation of loved one, etc. can cause tremendous grief. This kind of grief refuses to get treated for a long period. People say that time is a great healer, but it is also true that the more time passes, the more time you have to grieve. Some time back I used to visit web pages set up by cancer patients.
• The Evolving Cremation Website By: Larry Parker - Just ten years ago who would have thought we would be asking the following questions: 1. What is the purpose of a funeral home website? 2. Does it add revenue? 3. Does it save me time and money? 4. How can a funeral home website help in the management of my business?
• Provide Cremation services - Who Visits Your Website and What Do They Want? By: Larry Parker - Why are people coming to your funeral home website? Your web designer will say, to get information, of course'. Let's dig a little deeper and define this information' that cremation site visitors are seeking. It might provide insight on how to better position your business to meet the needs of potential customers. Conversion of those satisfied visitors into customers may occur in one visit, although the rate of this happening is very low.
• What is Grief Counselling? By: Maurice Turmel PhD - When I was in private practice I saw a lot of individuals who were grieving the loss of a loved one, whether that was a child, a spouse, a parent or a close friend. On a few occasions I saw couples where one of them had been diagnosed with a terminal condition and had less than 6 months to live.
• How I Deal with Grief and Loss By: Maurice Turmel PhD - I've been writing these kinds of stories for about ten years now. I started handing them out to clients in my therapy practice to see how they would react. Their responses were typically positive. Those in grief knew right away how their loss had affected them and they reported finding comfort here in these words.
• The Real Stages of Grieving By: Maurice Turmel PhD - When people pose questions about the Stages of Grief Recovery they are often referred to Elizabeth Kubler-Ross' Stages of Death. Her research showed what individuals would go through when receiving a "death sentence" from their doctor. In other words, they had a terminal condition and they were just given so many weeks or months, or perhaps years to live. Then they would go through 1) Denial; 2) Anger; 3) Bargaining; 4) Depression;

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