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Grief educator and author Carol Staudacher writes The Journey Through Sorrow, a continuing examination of the adult grieving process:
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How can the bereaved overcome feelings of regret?
By Carol Staudacher
01/16/01
There are ways to turn a season of loss into one filled with meaning.
By Carol Staudacher
11/30/2000
Anger: Grief's Irate Companion
Blame and hostility can be barriers to dealing with feelings of loss.
By Carol Staudacher
10/20/2000
Surviving the death of dreams
7/12/2000
By Carol Staudacher
The Grief of Your Dying Loved One
Family and friends can help guide the dying in understanding the range of emotions they experience.
9/12/2000
By Carol Staudacher
Q&A on the most common and painful question of suicide survivors: Why?
06/03/00
By Carol Staudacher
The special challenges of grieving a loved one lost to suicide, accident, or violent crime.
05/23/00
Next in Line for Death--Or Life?
A parent's death stirs up fears of our own mortality.
05/09/00
When the pain of grief persists, what can you do?
04/11/00
By Carol Staudacher
A comforting way to reframe one of the common, tasteless questions people ask the bereaved.
03/28/00
By Carol Staudacher
Q & A: How Do I Find a Support Group?...Plan a Memorial Service?
Answering practical questions about bereavement.
03/03/00
By Carol Staudacher
Questions and answers about how we grieve.
02/11/2000
By Carol Staudacher
The Small "Insanities" of Grief
How the onset of grief can make you wonder if you're losing your mind.
01/28/00
By Carol Staudacher