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The Problem of Regressive Restoration

The Problem of Regressive Restoration

by griefcenterweb | May 30, 2020 | Articles, Psychotherapy and Counseling, Resources, Self Care

Many of us are hoping—perhaps beyond reason—that we will take a large evolutionary step forward as a result of the corona virus/covid-19 crisis. After all, we are being plunged into a sudden awareness of death, and death prompts introspection and life review in deep...
Managing Anxiety During Difficult Times

Managing Anxiety During Difficult Times

by griefcenterweb | Mar 23, 2020 | Articles, Notes from the Center, Resources, Self Care

I’m a psychotherapist at The Center for Grief Recovery and have some tips about managing anxiety during difficult times such as these. It is important to remember that although the future seems so uncertain and frightening just now, that we have never had any...
From Simplify Magazine: Self-Care in the Face of Grief and Mourning

From Simplify Magazine: Self-Care in the Face of Grief and Mourning

by griefcenterweb | Dec 3, 2019 | Articles, Grieving Adults, Resources, Self Care

Simplify Magazine published David Fireman’s article, “Self-Care in the Face of Grief and Mourning” in December 2019. You can read it online at https://simplifymagazine.com/essay/self-care-grief  For a 25% discount on single issues and subscriptions...
Having a Witness

Having a Witness

by griefcenterweb | Nov 13, 2019 | Articles, Grieving Adults, Psychotherapy and Counseling, Resources, Self Care

If you’ve endured the death of a friend, colleague, or relative, hopefully someone was there who could witness your pain. In the case of grief and mourning, witnessing illuminates how our grief in the current situation is influenced by our beliefs and previous...
Grief Rituals, Part II

Grief Rituals, Part II

by griefcenterweb | Sep 6, 2019 | Articles, Death of a Partner, Death of a Sibling, Grieving Adults, Grieving Children, Resources, Self Care

by David Fireman, LCSW The anguish of grief takes its own course and demands an unknown schedule. For a time we are dominated by its waves as they crash through us, sometimes in the most unexpected ways. Our reflex is to fortify and resist. It’s actually only...
Thoughts on Grief and Ritual

Thoughts on Grief and Ritual

by griefcenterweb | Jul 23, 2019 | Articles, Grieving Adults, Psychotherapy and Counseling, Resources, Self Care

This article will introduce some definitions that are useful to think about in the context of loss. Grief is the natural healing cycle humans endure when they experience the emotional, cognitive, physical, and spiritual reactions after a loss or separation. Grief is...
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