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(also known as Bereavement Counseling)
Bereavement, while a normal part of life for us all, carries high risk factors when no support is available. Severe reactions to loss may carry over into familial relations and cause trauma for children and spouses: there is an increased risk of marital breakup following the death of a child, for example. Many forms of... more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Bereavement | 1994 |
81% |
| Widows & Widowers | 312 |
88% |
| Miscarriage | 254 |
87% |
| Sudden Infant Death Syn... | 77 |
86% |
| Bereavement - Teens | 7 |
43% |
Overall, 83% (2662
Members)
find Grief Counseling helpful
Grief Counseling Reviews
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Not really counseling YET..just trying to work through it with my fiance.
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Just started so it's still to early to tell
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seeing both a psychiatrist and msw. Taking meds (pristiq and Xanax). See MSW every other week. Very helpful
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Worked for a while. Good to get through first year.
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I just joined a bereavement support group and it works, speaking with other people that are going through similar situations
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I went to a grief therapist for a couple of years, at first weekly , then monthly, then slowly weaned myself away as I felt stronger. I would have not made it, if it weren't for my Grief Therapist
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I go see a psychologist once every couple weeks it helps, but nothing can take the pain away- slowly I'm starting to enjoy things again.
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The grief Counselor I had come to my house was very helpful. She actually listened and then she talked. She is also willing to help me with my diabetes and help me have a healthy pregnancy when I am ready to.
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It worked at the time but I still need counseling.
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