Delayed grief occurs when emotional responses surface long after a loss. Though unsettling, it’s a normal process.

Grieving the loss of a loved one is a painful but normal part of the human experience. While many often cite Elisabeth Kübler-Ross’ Five Stages of Grief as one common way to understand the process ...

Andrew Marshall, Patient and Family Support Team Manager at Marie Curie Bradford Hospice, has shared his thoughts on grief.

DECEMBER is often considered the ‘most wonderful time of the year’ with Christmas festivities, family gatherings, religious celebrations ...

“Grief is a complicated process – we don ... I’m grieving a loss – this is completely normal’,” she says. “We can then allow ourselves time to process all of those feelings as ...

“However, classifying grief can create unrealistic expectations about how grief is ‘supposed’ to progress and risks medicalizing normal grief responses.” Grief is a deeply personal experience that ...

Some argued that PGD pathologizes a normal human experience and took issue with setting a precise timeline for grief. Others cited the difficulties in distinguishing PGD from depression and normal ...

“It's really important to normalise grief. Grief is a natural and normal response to the death of somebody important to you, no matter who they were.” “Processing death is like a jigsaw for ...

How to cope: Reflect on what you can do moving forward, such as engaging in activities that align with your values or connecting with others who share similar beliefs. By focusing on what you can ...

DEAR ABBY: I had my four children by the time I was 24. My oldest is a senior, while my others are a sophomore, eighth grader and a seventh grader. I feel, at times, that I go through a grieving ...