Sentences with phrase «trauma of grieving»

I imagine that having a relationship with someone who has also gone through the trauma of grieving would be a strong connection.

The stress and trauma of grieving is still something I deal with, as is disordered eating (though no longer binging).

Not exact matches

I had to give myself permission to grieve the loss of the birth I wanted — the natural, empowered birthing experience — and that helped me process the trauma, accept it, and move on.

Broward County, Fla., where a school shooting claimed 17 lives, faces the challenges of responding both to student trauma — and the longer - term grieving process.

But I think your point about grieving the loss of a biological connection, pregnancy, breastfeeding, etc is a good one, and here I think it's also done to encourage people to really think about the backgrounds of the children up for adoption and to learn more about attachment issues and child trauma... Fertility treatment and adoption are really not interchangeable and I think it's good to have a break from one before embarking on the other.

Our multi-disciplinary team of counselors, social workers, pain management specialists, psychologists, family mediators, parent coordinators and caseworkers specialize in treating anxiety, depression, marital problems, trauma, grieving, and other difficulties that interfere with everyday life and work.

Foster parents of youth with histories of trauma, foster parents of youth unable to connect, foster parents of youth with a confused sense of belonging, foster parents of youth who are grieving, foster parents of youth who feel powerless, foster parents of youth who must contend with the child welfare system, foster parents of youth who are angry at the world

My areas of clinical expertise are in Anxiety Disorders, Relationship Counseling, and a wide array of Women's Concerns — including but not limited to: depression, weight and body issues, juggling roles, menopause, career challenges, life stage transitions, grieving losses, trauma recovery, difficult relationships, interrupting self - sabotage, dealing with anger and rage, and coping with family issues and challenges.

From time to time, you'll be reminded of the pain of your trauma, but grieving that pain together reinforces your bond and allows you to look ahead with a renewed sense of hope and strength.

«I have a passion for wholeness and feel honored to walk alongside those who have experienced trauma, those who want to grow and those who just feel stuck - whether it's from an abusive past or present, grieving a loss, the immobility of anxiety or depression, coping with life transitions such as retirement, or working through the heartache of a troubled relationship.

Loss and Transition Whether adjusting to a new life phase, recovering from the pain of divorce or trauma, or other forms of loss or grief, Angie walks with you through this difficult experience with the belief that we can not fully live until we fully grieve our losses and painful experiences, so that we can find healing to move forward.

I have successfully worked with children as young as two who have experienced a trauma and elders grieving the loss of their longtime partner.

The aim of the forum was to bring national recognition to the impact of trauma and grieving in the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.