Grief can affect anyone, including young people. In some tragic cases, youth experience grief following the loss of a parent. Past research shows that several cancer-bereaved youths accounted for unresolved grief several years after the passing of a parent (Bylund-Grenklo et al., 2021, p. 1)....
Grief isn’t only experienced after the death of a loved one—a breakup is also a kind of loss. In their study, Reimer and Estrada (2021) looked at associations among relationship closeness and grief endorsement, along with the perceived stigmatization of grief after the end of...
Grief is a normal reaction to loss, but sometimes grief lasts longer than expected. Grief is the natural emotional and psychobiological response to the passing of a loved one (pp. 884–885). Grieving often comprises the painful yearning and eagerness for the deceased that may relate...
Have you lost a loved one due to COVID-19? You’re not alone. COVID-19 has resulted in a great number of losses for Canadians. The average work environment has had to deal with several changes and the added anxiety, conflict, and grief caused by the pandemic...