This post applies the framework of grief, which is largely limited to death and dying, to help us process the many losses in ...

When you are grieving it is important to allow yourself to feel and process your emotions, knowing that, over time, you will learn to grow around your grief.” “Grief is deeply personal, and there’s no ...

In most cases, the support of close family members and friends is enough, but for some, professional help may be needed, writes Suzanne Harrington Catherine Tierney: "We grow around our grief.

3. Tonkin’s Theory: Grief Doesn’t Shrink—You Grow Around It In 1996, Lois Tonkin introduced a different way to think about grief. Unlike other models that suggest grief fades over time ...

I approach the work from a trauma-centered cognitive behavioral perspective and use the philosophy of growing around grief to guide my work. I work with adolescents, young adults, and full-grown ...

Growing Pains: don't let your thoughts rule ... and so losing our sense of security). The grief which follows any kind of loss we encounter can be likened to a wound; and yet the ways to heal ...

Despite growing awareness of the need for better dialogue and resources around grief, there remains a lack of accessible, inclusive platforms that foster education, support, and engagement. Existing ...