Erica and Sharon discuss the new program that they have developed to deal with the pain when a loss first occurs. From their work with so many grievers over the years they have noticed that people either avoid, resist or become over-reactive to their pain. Processing the Pain of Grief is a program that teaches grievers how to allow their feelings to happen in order for healing to begin.
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Grief doesn’t just take away a person you love—it can take away who you thought you were. Losing someone close to you can make the world feel unrecognizable, including the version of yourself that once existed. Suddenly, the roles you played, the routines you...
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