Ambiguous Loss: Grieving Someone Still Alive
August 18, 2024
Ambiguous loss is grieving someone who is still alive but fundamentally changed or unavailable - through dementia, addiction, estrangement, or trauma. There is no funeral, no closure, no clear ending. Your grief is real and valid. Learn how to navigate this painful, often unrecognized experience.
Grieving the Life You Lost to Abuse
January 15, 2024
Abuse doesn't just hurt you in the present - it steals your past and your future. Survivors carry a profound grief for the life they lost, and this grief deserves to be acknowledged. Grieving what was taken is an essential - and often overlooked - part of healing.