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by Mark Brewer
Somatic therapy for grief is a body-focused form of therapy that helps people notice and work with the physical sensations that accompany loss, suc...
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by Mark Brewer
Grief travel is when a person takes a trip after a loss to create space from daily routines, process emotions, and reflect on their departed loved ...
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by Mark Brewer
The anniversary of a loved one's death can bring up a mix of emotions. For some people, it arrives with sadness and reflection. For others, it's a ...
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by Mark Brewer
In the past, honoring a loved one often meant visiting a gravesite, creating a photo album, or gathering with family to share memories. Today, many...
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by Mark Brewer
Grief and Loneliness: Why You Can Feel Isolated Even When People Are Around
Grief can be a very lonely experience, even when you are not physically...
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by Mark Brewer
Why Grief Can Cause Brain Fog, Forgetfulness, and Trouble Concentrating
Grief is usually thought of as something you feel, but it also changes the ...
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by Mark Brewer
Why Grief Can Make You Feel Emotionally Numb or Disconnected
Many people expect grief to mean overwhelming sadness, but it can also start with feel...
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by Mark Brewer
Delayed Grief vs. Unresolved Grief: Understanding the Difference and Why It Matters
Grief doesn’t always happen the way we expect. Many people thin...
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by Mark Brewer
What Is Anticipatory Grief? Understanding Grief That Begins Before a Loss
When most people think about grief, they picture the emotions that follow...
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by Mark Brewer
Why Sudden Loss Feels So Unreal: Understanding the Brain’s Response to Grief
When someone dies suddenly, it can cause people to grieve in a way tha...
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by Mark Brewer
Group Therapy for Grief: Is it Right For You?
Everyone copes with grief and loss in their own way, and for some people, talking through their grief...
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by Mark Brewer
Grief and Weight Loss: Is it Normal?
When experiencing loss, it's common to experience other physical symptoms due to grief, such as weight loss an...
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