Grief Counseling

Dealing with loss

The loss of a loved one is so very painful. Normal grief encompasses a broad range of feelings and behaviors that are common after a loss.

These feelings can be experienced and manifested in many ways. You may feel some type of bodily distress or the inability to function as you did before the loss. 

You may experience a preoccupation with the image of your deceased loved one. Perhaps you feel a sense of guilt relating to the deceased or circumstances of the death.

You may feel a sense of hostility and act accordingly.

All these reactions are normal when you experience the death of a loved one. 

Feelings from loss

If you’ve experienced the death of a husband, wife, significant other, parent, grandparent, child, anyone you love, or another family member, including our furry friends, it can feel as though you are in a dark hole, trying desperately to climb out.

Getting beyond grief

I, too, have experienced grief many times, and I’ve even written about it.

I know what it’s like to not want to get out of bed in the morning, go to work, or get through a single day. It can be an overwhelming experience.

There is no wrong way to grieve, and it takes as long as it needs to move forward.

You never get “over” a loved one. Why would you want to get over them? They are always going to be with you and have a very special place in your heart!

However long it takes

I will work with you for as long as you need to get through the grieving process.

Reach out, please. Give me a call at (856) 506-5159.