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Are you dealing with the death of a loved one? Do you fear death or find yourself trying to soothe a child that fears death? Have you found yourself struggling with the process of grieving? Dealing with the death of someone you love, or facing your own mortality can leave you needing support. Our articles and the counselors at the Center for Growth are here to help you navigate death and grieving.
In the aftermath of babyloss, you may wonder where, in your grief, you should begin. Often, I encounter individuals experiencing grief who feel completely overwhelmed and are looking for a simple process to begin coping continue reading
You may be familiar with the stages of grief conceptualized by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, or the acronym DABDA. The model consists of stages that are cyclical, sometimes repetitive, and come in no particular order. The stages continue reading
Grief Therapy
Grief therapy can be very useful and effective to help individuals cope with the emotions and stressors connected to a loss. Everyone responds to loss differently, and depending on the individual and continue reading
Grief Therapy in Philadelphia, Santa Fe, Ocean City, Mechanicsville: About Losing a Pet: pets are a part of the family. They depend on their humans for companionship and basic needs, therefore creating a continue reading
Death of a Spouse: few events in life are as painful as the death of a spouse. Half of all married couples will experience this loss at some point in their lives (ie become a continue reading
Center for Growth / Grief Therapy in Philadelphia - Denial: the stage of denial, like all other stages of grieving, effects different people in different ways. Some people experience almost no period of denial or continue reading
Grief Therapy in Philadelphia, Ocean City, Mechanicsville, Santa Fe: All Kinds of Grief:
Grief comes in many shapes and sizes. There is no “one size fits all” when it comes to the grieving process, and continue reading
