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A funeral in Sarajevo in 1992 Grief is a multi-faceted response to loss. Although conventionally focused on the emotional response to loss, it also has a physical, cognitive, behavioural, social and philosophical dimensions. Common to human experience is the death of a loved one, be they friend, family, or other. While the terms are often used interchangeably, bereavement often refers to the state of loss, and grief to the reaction to loss. Losses can range from loss of employment, pet ...
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Resources
- Bereaved Employee: Returning to Work (American Hospice Foundation)
- Bereavement (Medline Plus)
- Bereavement (National Institutes of Health)
- Community Resources (AARP)
- Compassionate Friends
- Coping with Loss - Bereavement and Grief (National Mental Health Association)
- Customs of Bereavement: Providing Cross-Cultural Assistance (AARP)
- Death of an Adult Child (Compassionate Friends, The)
- Funerals and Memorials: A Part of Recovery (American Psychiatric Association)
- Grief of Stepparents When a Child Dies (Compassionate Friends)
- Grieving Teen (American Hospice Foundation)
- Grieving: Facing Illness, Death and Other Losses (American Academy of Family Physicians)
- Helping a Grieving Parent (American Hospice Foundation)
- Helping Others Heal: How to Listen (AARP)
- Helping Your Bereaved Friend (American Hospice Foundation)
- Helping Yourself through Grief (American Hospice Foundation)
- How to Deal with Grief (Center for Mental Health Services)
- How to Help Your Child Deal with Death (Nemours Foundation)
- Loss, Grief, and Bereavement and Cancer (PDQ) (National Cancer Institute)
- Marking Holidays and Anniversaries (American Hospice Foundation)
- Parents Who Are Now Childless (Compassionate Friends, The)
- PDQ-Sobre Cuidado Médico-Pacientes: Pérdida, Pena y Pesar (National Cancer Institute)
- PDQ-Supportive Care-Patients: Loss, Grief, and Bereavement (National Cancer Institute)
- Reaction to Expected or Anticipated Loss (AARP)
- Reactions to Sudden or Traumatic Loss (AARP)
- Seven Choices of Grief (AARP)
- Someone I Know Has Died. What Should I Do? (Nemours Foundation)
- Someone in My Friend's Family Died - What Should I Do? (Nemours Foundation)
- Special Issues for Men (AARP)
- Special Issues for Parents: Losing a Son or Daughter (AARP)
- Stillbirth, Miscarriage, and Infant Death (Compassionate Friends, The)
- Surviving Your Child's Suicide (Compassionate Friends)
- Tasks of Mourning (AARP)
- Understanding Grief: When a Grandchild Dies (Compassionate Friends, The)
- What to Watch For (AARP)
- When a Brother or Sister Dies (Compassionate Friends)
- When a Co-Worker Is Grieving the Death of a Child (Compassionate Friends)
- When an Employee is Grieving the Death of a Child (Compassionate Friends)
- Writing a Condolence Note (American Hospice Foundation)
- You Know You Are Getting Better When... (American Hospice Foundation)
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