For entrepreneurs, the end of a partnership means losing a valuable confidant, which can lead to uncertainty about the future ...

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There are many ways in which we can become “stuck” in a grief cycle. Our sense of pleasure and satisfaction can become so connected to specific individuals that it can seem impossible to do ...

Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 to talk about your questions about therapy, communication, and mental health. This week's discussion was prompted by a question ...

Her grief has not abated at all during this time. She is unable to stop thinking about him and is in disbelief that he is gone. The sense of isolation and longing for him has not lifted ...

but subjectively it’s incredibly sad and confusing. Importantly, I am also aware that I am struggling with grief and loss, and that is manifesting in these concerns about money. But it’s odd ...

Gina Moffa, a New York-based clinical social worker and trauma therapist who specializes in grief, tells me that though these feelings may not be easy to grapple with, they are normal, regardless ...

"This 6 week virtual group offers opportunities for parents who have experienced the death of a child (25 years or younger) to honor their child's story, reflect on their individual grief journeys ...

This only makes them feel worse. David Kessler, an author of several books on grief, heard the phrase a lot when he lost his son eight years ago. It made him feel isolated, frustrated and angry.

When Pat dies suddenly, a bereft Angie finds herself in a situation that puts her at odds with Shing’s family, whose handling of their grief begins to look a lot like callous discrimination.