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Grief Counseling

When we experience a significant loss in our lives, we grieve. Grief can be emotionally and physically draining; it consumes a tremendous amount of energy. It is also a necessary process, the link between loss and moving forward. We may grieve not just for people who have died, but also for social losses, such as divorce, job loss, and life-altering illnesses or injuries.

Definitions

Learn about terms associated with grief, including the definitions of bereavement, grief and mourning.
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Types of Grief

The type of grief and the symptoms associated with it can vary and may depend on the circumstances. Read about anticipatory grief, complicated grief and grief that caregivers may experience.
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Stages of Grief

Learn about the five phases of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.
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Grief and Families

Find out what families may experience if one of their members dies.
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Grief and Children

How can you provide comfort and support to a child who lost a loved one? This section offers suggestions.
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Grief and Faith

Find out how some of the world's great religions grapple with the topic of death.
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Grief Therapy

What exactly is grief therapy? Read about the goals of group therapy and how to choose a grief counselor. Find out about grief support groups and payment procedures.
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Pet Deaths

The death of a pet may prove to have a much more devastating affect than expected. Read about how to cope or help others cope with this loss.
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