Grief

Helping People With Developmental Disabilities Mourn

Children and Grief – Part 1

As I mentioned in my first blog, I experienced the death of my Daddy when I was five years old. My experience of receiving very little support has made me realize how adults need to acknowledge and address the specific needs of grieving children. Through honesty, empathy, and empowerment, adults play a crucial role in […]

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How I Became a Thanatologist

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Most people will inevitably face the loss of a significant person in their lives, yet discussions about death are often avoided or bring fear and discomfort. This fear is referred to as Thanatophobia, which describes anxiety surrounding death or the dying process. This blog aims to address various aspects of death, dying, and grief. My

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