grief and loss

Suicide rates are climbing in America across nearly all demographic groups, but among men the statistics are most alarming. Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Joanna Lovinger dives into the crisis.

Loss is a natural part of life, inherent in the experience of living. That truth, however, doesn’t make grief any easier to go through. While grief is inevitable, everyone manages their grief differently, and coping with loss can look vastly different between people.

Losing a loved one to suicide is a uniquely painful and difficult experience. Suicide loss survivors – people who have lost a loved one to suicide – can be at risk for elevated rates of complicated grief.

This is the introduction to the book, "Team Positive: How to Build Support for Someone Coping with a Chronic Illness," which addresses how to cope with

Watching someone you love experience tragedy can be heart wrenching in itself. Here are seven ways to console someone who’s grieving.