by Barbara Fane, LCSW, BCD | Sep 11, 2016 | Grief
Grief Triggers: What Are They and What Causes Them? People often don’t realize that the grieving process lasts longer than they think. But grief doesn’t follow a fixed schedule or program. Depending on the individual, your reactions to grief can take varying lengths of time.
by Barbara Fane, LCSW, BCD | Jul 12, 2016 | Child Loss, Depression and Anxiety Therapy, Grief, Loss, Postpartum
After abortion, women often walk away feeling grief as though they have no right to grieve, no right to struggle emotionally, and no right to feel or express feelings of sadness or emptiness.
by Barbara Fane, LCSW, BCD | May 7, 2016 | Grief, Loss, self-forgiveness
When you’ve suffered a loss, you can feel guilty for things said or not said. Self-forgiveness can be difficult. Read here for helpful advice.
by Barbara Fane, LCSW, BCD | Apr 11, 2016 | Grief
Suffering the loss of a loved one is painful enough, but when you add guilt to the mix, you can become stuck.
by Barbara Fane, LCSW, BCD | Jan 13, 2016 | Grief
In the aftermath of your loss, have you begun to wonder about your grief symptoms? Have you found they are different than you imagined? On some level, you expected the sorrow and the anxious thoughts. The longing and disbelief are extremely painful…but expected. So...
by Barbara Fane, LCSW, BCD | Nov 21, 2015 | Grief, Infant or Child Loss
October 15 is now Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day in the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia. Annually, a legion of families takes time that day to share their heartbreak and break down the stigma that has kept many parents quiet, alone, confused, and...
