Modified psychotherapy eases severe grief
So-called ‘complicated’ grief following the death of a loved one and lasting 6 months or longer, can be relieved more effectively with interpersonal therapy combined with a focus on treating the loss than with interpersonal psychotherapy alone, according to a …
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Ms. Debbie: Pleae let me express my empathy for your struggle with loss. For assistance with this matter, seek a referral from a psychologist or a
hospice. They can put you in touch with an hospice social worker, a medical social worker, or an individual who specializes in grief issues. Bless you and yours,
from a social worker.