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This blog will allow you the opportunity to acquire both support and guidance after experiencing a significant loss.

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Sexual Harassment Entails Many Levels Of Grief And Loss

Hardly a day passes that another case of sexual harassment is not reported in the media. The list of those accused in the press includes figures in entertainment, politics, business, and even in the reporting media itself.

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  • Dec 01, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 1 comments
Russell Friedman

Russell Friedman – One Year Later

My father once told me that the older you get, the faster time passes. This was yet another thing about which he was correct and something I have tried to share with my grandchildren.

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  • Nov 28, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 5 comments

A Holiday Resolution For Positive Change

The holiday season is upon us, and it seems to start earlier each year! Where once, the holiday season and decorations began coming to the forefront after Thanksgiving in The United States, brick and mortar stores now shift into the holiday mode the day after Halloween. Cyber stores start their push even earlier.

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  • Nov 22, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Does legal action make grief less painful?

When things go wrong, we often turn to taking legal action to deal with the situation. This is not just action that is taken when someone is murdered. We are constantly reminded, via advertising, that legal action is available in cases of wrongful death, malpractice, accidents, drug complications, and any number of other incidents that bring unwanted change to our lives.

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  • Nov 13, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 5 comments

Veterans Day: Remembering and Honoring All Who Served

It was in the eleventh hour, of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month, 11/11/1918, that the “War to End All Wars” ended.  What was once called Armistice Day we now commemorate annually as Veterans Day. On this day, we pause to honor and say “Thank You” to our Veterans, past and present, who have answered their nations call to serve in the armed forces, to safeguard and secure our freedom.

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  • Nov 11, 2017
  • Ed Owens
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The Grief Of Abortion

Author’s Note: The Grief Recovery Institute does not wish that anyone take this article to be a pro or con stance on the issue of abortion. The purpose of The Institute is to help people deal with the emotional pain of grief, whatever its cause.

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  • Nov 09, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 3 comments

Senior Living and Grief

A note from the author: I proudly identify as a senior citizen! It’s a simple fact that I am now old enough to be able to claim that title. That does not mean that that I am too old to learn new things. Throughout my life I have made it a point to try to learn something new every day.

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  • Oct 30, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 4 comments

Grief Can Be Scary

Most of us deal with grieving experiences on a regular basis and never realize it! While most people associate grief with death, it’s something that reaches far beyond that narrow focus. Grief is the normal and natural reaction to every change we experience in life. Many of those changes are so small that, while we have feelings attached to those events, we do not label them as grief.

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  • Oct 23, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Grief Is Nothing New!

The normal and natural feelings that are grief are hardly new. In ancient Latin, dolor was one of many words used to express this most basic of human emotions of sorrow, broken hearted and grief. People have been expressing their feelings relating to loss since our earliest written history.

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  • Oct 16, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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The Grief of Adopted Children

This article was inspired by a reader who wrote to us about the grief issues faced by his granddaughter, who was adopted at five months of age from Korea. In researching this piece, we have talked with other adoptive parents as well, but will avoid sharing some of the specific of each situation to protect the privacy of both the parents and the children.

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  • Oct 09, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 6 comments

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