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Larry CarlatPsychology Today |
Personal Perspective: The extraordinary benefits of joining a grief group.
Personal Perspective: EMDR either rewired my emotions or it was nonsense.
Personal Perspective: Reflections on suicide and other torturous thoughts.
Personal Perspective: My psychiatrist really knew how to make grief therapy fun.
Personal Perspective: A father's letter to his son after his suicide.
Personal Perspective: In grief, it's often easier to wear a mask of normalcy.
At some point, the pain of a child's death is no longer a constant companion.
Personal Perspective: It was always about my heart with my son, my foolish heart.
Personal Perspective: Sometimes death makes a kind of heartbreaking sense.
When your child has died, a part of you has, too.
Personal Perspective: I hit the jackpot when I met the spirit of my dead son.
A Personal Perspective: I always thought love would be enough until it wasn’t.
When your child is taken from you, you are no longer ordinary parents.
Juggling complex and paradoxical feelings is part of the grieving process.
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