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grief
A Psychiatrist Explains The Difference Between The 2 Types Of Trauma
Trauma can have a huge (and negative) effect on well-being.
Study Finds These Common Medications Can Help A "Broken Heart"
Helping you mend a broken heart.
This Father Lost Two Sons To Overdose — Here's What He Learned About Grief
I lost my marriage. I lost both of my sons. For a time, I lost my way.
One Gift Idea With Mental Health Benefits You Probably Haven't Thought Of
This holiday season, the gift of therapy is now one of the easiest to give.
Celebrating Father's Day Without My Father
Old wounds can still cause pain.
Should You Talk About Your Trauma? A PTSD Specialist Explains
We often think talking about these things will reopen the trauma. But that's not true.
4 Signs You Are Not Coping With Your Grief & Might Need A Therapist
How to know when those bad feelings become debilitating.
My Journey Into Motherhood Was Filled With Grief — Here's How I Found Joy
"Love always walks hand in hand with impermanence. All human stories of love are the stories of loss, eventually."
I Want To Hear About Your Miscarriage (And I Want You To Know About Mine)
It's OK to tell people you're pregnant. It's OK to tell people you've lost your pregnancy, too.
This May Be The Best Way To Help Kids Who've Been Through Trauma
Also helpful for us adults, too.
We Might Soon Be Able To Suppress Bad Memories Using Anesthetics
It might help people struggling with their mental health—but we should proceed with caution.
Why Anger Is Essential To Coping With Grief
After my best friend's death, I felt consumed with rage at almost everyone around me.
I Never Wanted Children. Along Came A Dog Named Sophie
When Sophie died, everything changed.
The 5 Ways Trauma Might Change You, Based On Your Personality
There is growth after trauma, and it can a beautiful thing.
The Unexpected Spiritual Practice That Saved Me From My Grief
When my friend left this world, I turned to the cards.
What "Give-Up-Itis" Is — And Why It Can Be So Dangerous
Losing hope may be able to make the brain malfunction—with lethal results.
The Painful But Important Lessons I Learned After My Father's Suicide
For survivors, some grief is incommunicable.
The Unexpected Practice That Helped Me Cope With Grief — When Nothing Else Could
"In a way, we let a thing be true when we express it in creative form."
Well Read: 5 Books You Won't Be Able To Put Down This August
Apocalypses, JELL-O, and a laugh-out-loud look at sobriety.
What You Should Never Say To Someone Who's Dealing With Loss
Here's what the experts have to say.