A Grief Support Blog

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

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Disenfranchised Grief

It’s common in our society for people to rate certain things as “more important” than others. We see this applied to economic factors, food groups, financial expenses and even reasons to select a home or automobile. The number of issues for which rating hierarchies are established is endless.

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  • Jul 11, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Grief in the Workplace

Grief is a fact of life. While there many articles and books that have been published on the subject of grief, very little is available on how to deal with it in the workplace. This is unfortunate because grief can dramatically impact the work environment.

The expense of grief in the workplace

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  • Jul 07, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Online Grief Support

Doing things online has become a way of life for most people today who use Internet connectivity. People shop online for almost everything. When someone has a medical question, they often check their symptoms online before consulting their doctor. Whatever you need, there is some company, organization or individual that is probably offering it online.

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  • Jul 03, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Grief Support: Knowing What To Say And What To Avoid

The majority of grievers are desperately in need of support to help them in coping with their losses. They need someone to listen to them without analysis, criticism or judgment. Fear of how to approach grievers and assist them stops many well-meaning people from being there for these people when they are most needed.

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  • Jun 29, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Grief: The 40+ Events That Can Be Triggers

Four years ago, Russell Friedman wrote an article discussing the more than 40 events that can trigger grief in our lives.

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  • Jun 22, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Grief Recovery Certification

A lot of people want to help grievers. There are more than 40,000 listings under the heading of “grief books” on Amazon.com. The unfortunate thing is that the majority of these books tell the stories of one individual’s struggles with grief or are books that offer logical solutions to a problem that is certainly not logical. Grief is an emotional experience. Emotions are not logical.

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  • Jun 19, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 4 comments

Supporting Grievers in Moving Beyond Loss

 

No matter how extensive your education and training is in dealing with grievers, you will frequently be asked questions that you have never been asked before. This is very understandable! Each loss and relationship is unique. While there may be similarities between some losses, they are never the same, thus each situation must be approached from a different perspective.

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  • Jun 15, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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Grief Counseling by any other name…

For many years most people thought the word grief only related to death. Many people may still think that, but with the advent and growth of grief counseling, more and more people have come to realize that divorce is also a grieving event.

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  • Jun 10, 2017
  • Russell Friedman
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Grief: Recovery Involves Changing Habits

Let’s start with a question: Do you drive to work the same way every day? You may think that this has nothing to do with how you deal with significant emotional loss and grief recovery, but there is actually a direct relationship. Most of us take the same route every day. We do so without even thinking, because it’s our habit. We do many of the same activities each day by habit alone.

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  • Jun 09, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
  • 1 comments

Unresolved Grief: How Negative Relationships Impact Your Happiness!

A great deal has been written about dealing with the emotional pain that comes with the end of a loving relationship. Unfortunately, not all relationships are loving. Most of us cross paths with people who, in one way or another, impact us in very negative ways. For some, it is a relative who abused them either mentally or physically.

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  • Jun 03, 2017
  • stephen moeller, grief recovery specialist
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