Death, Dying and Bereavement

Bereavement is a term used to describe the process of recovery from the passing of a loved one. Grief is a term used to refer to one’s reaction to any type of loss, including job or home loss, a divorce, or a significant health diagnosis. Both can lead to painful, lasting emotions: depression, deep sadness, anger, regret, anxiety, guilt, feelings of emptiness, and more.

Everyone experiences bereavement and grief in their own way – it’s complex and personal. And while there’s no right or wrong way to process how you feel, some behaviors and thoughts can be more helpful than others.

If you’re experiencing unrelenting grief and it’s impacting your life and those around you, let our Healthwise team help. We will work with you to teach you how to manage your grief symptoms, and offer therapy and techniques to help promote healing.

At Healthwise, our grief therapies are tailored to you and include:

• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) or talk therapy
• Cognitive therapy
• Post-traumatic stress therapy
• Individual, group, or family therapy
• Meditation and relaxation