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What’s the question behind the question in grief counseling

“How can I find the question behind the question in grief counseling”, asked one of the students in my Academy […]

Stroebe and Schut (1999, 2002) described the Dual Process Model. As the term suggests, this is about process—about how people

The loss of a child is one of the most profound experiences a parent can go through. Grieving a child

Recognizing and supporting living loss may sound “simple.” But what exactly is living loss? I get that question more often

Dreams That Lead to Innovation AI in therapy: is it supportive or dangerous? That question struck me again recently when

Dealing with crying clients in grief counseling can be tough. How to stay present when emotions overflow is a confronting

The loss of a child The loss of a child is one of the most devastating experiences a parent can

And How This Will Help Your Client In grief support, “taking the lead” is often seen as not done. As

What Does Contact With the Deceased Do? All Contact is Broken What is so devastating about life after the death

One of the hardest things as a parent One of the most difficult moments in a parent’s life is having