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grief

Grief is a finite process

December 16, 2016 //  by Tony White

Indeed the DSM 5 says if there is intense sorrow and emotional pain for a loved one after 12 months then that is classed as complicated bereavement, a neurotic condition.

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Category: Dependency, griefTag: grief, loss

The two sides of goodbye work

January 19, 2015 //  by Tony White

Full contact in relationships is something that many humans seek but at the same time can be frightening. It seems safe to say that the natural human condition is to have quite a strong ambivalence about emotional intimacy in relationship.

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Category: grief, Relationship, society valuesTag: grief, here and now, therapy

The two sides of goodbye work

June 30, 2014 //  by Tony White

It seems safe to say that the natural human condition is to have quite a strong ambivalence about emotional intimacy in relationship.

“I want it but it scares me”.

Hence one could argue, a key component of grief or goodbye work, is dealing with this natural ambivalence about intimacy with another.

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Category: counsellingTag: death, grief, psychotherapy

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