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Deciding About Grief Therapy (Printable brochure)

February 16, 2025

Bereaved parents may feel torn about whether or not to attend grief therapy after the death of a child. This brochure provides answers to common questions about grief therapy and also provides a list of interview questions to help ensure a specific therapist is the best fit.

24 March 2021 – Emulation

March 25, 2021

My daughter threw a tantrum on the kitchen floor just now. Wrought face and wet-noodily, she bemoaned the breakage of the back of her high chair, even though SHE was the one who broke it. I try very hard not to laugh at these things. The world is heavy when you’re tiny.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Therapists & Therapy After the Loss of a Child

March 18, 2021

In conjunction with two beautiful therapists, Mary from Sarah’s Heart and Diane from Diane Biggs Psychotherapy, this latest post is a compilation of frequently asked questions about therapists and therapy, specific to the child loss experience.

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Questions to Ask When Interviewing a Therapist after the Loss of a Child

July 27, 2020

Few therapists specialize in child or grief, but I believe many general therapists can still be a great match. Here are some questions to help you interview.

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