When death is traumatic
01/01/2007
The death of a loved one can be traumatic, but there are circumstances such as suicide, homicide, an accident, natural or manmade disasters which make the stress of grief even greater.  
 
When a trauma occurs, your normal coping abilities are overloaded. The intensity of your grief reactions can be severe.  

Am I Suppose to Feel This Way?
Sherry Williams
01/01/2007
Grieving the death of someone you love is overwhelming enough. But actually understanding your grief? Now that’s asking too much!  
 
Surprisingly, you can understand your grief, and be better off for it. Here’s a simple look at the basics of your journey through grief.  
 
Grief has changed your life completely....

Change, Change and More Change
Sherry L. Williams
01/01/2007
When a death occurs, people’s lives are touched by change in many ways. They are forced to face a world without the presence of someone who has been an important part of their lives. They may have to do things they have never had to do before. It is normal...