
Relationship Loss: Coping with the end of a relationship
The end of any meaningful relationship may come as a complete shock, even if you saw it coming. There are many emotions and thoughts experienced during and following the initial break-up.
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Click hereThe end of any meaningful relationship may come as a complete shock, even if you saw it coming. There are many emotions and thoughts experienced during and following the initial break-up.
Financial stability is not the first thing that comes to mind when we picture grief. We share our support tips for coping with the loss of financial stability.
For many, the loss of a pet can mirror the grief experienced when we lose a close friend or family member.
When someone you care about is experiencing grief and loss, it can be difficult to know how to support them.
The death of a loved one can shake the foundations of your life.
Learn about prolonged grief — when grief doesn’t ease with time — including its signs, risk factors, and where to find compassionate, evidence-based support from Griefline.
Losing someone or something we treasure can leave you feeling bereft of ways to cope. We share our tips for supporting yourself or someone you know who is grieving a loss.
If you are grieving for someone who accessed voluntary assisted dying, you may feel a range of emotions and challenges. This resource offers practical information and guidance to help you cope.
Navigating the emotional and physical demands of end-of-life care requires a strong commitment to self-care. Sarah Tolmie, an experienced holistic funeral director, celebrant, death doula, and grief therapist, shares her insights and strategies for maintaining well-being in this challenging field.
Q&A with Melissa King, Founder of Miscarriage Information Support Service Inc. (MISS) With 1 in 4 pregnancies ending in miscarriage, this topic needs more open
As a grieving man, it is important to examine your own grief style to determine whether it is healthy for you. Griefline counsellor Bryan shares his observations and what he has seen works best for men when processing their grief.
Ecological grief is becoming increasingly common as climate change, pollution, habitat destruction, and other environmental issues continue to impact our planet.Â
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