By Jason Hughes


Losing a loved one can be extremely traumatic. You will go through many different emotions that range from guilt, anger, self blame and much sadness of course. This is not easy to deal with on your own. In fact, when you attempt to handle these emotions on your own, you may never find a way to cope. The pain will ease up over time, and it will even be difficult with grief counseling. However, with therapy, you will find that it can be easier to deal with.

A therapist like this is properly trained and usually experienced. Of course, it is sensible to find a therapists who has been in the industry for quite some time. They will be used to the symptoms and they will know what to look for. They would have heard just about everything and they will know how to manage these issues.

Working with other people in a group can be very helpful because you begin to see that there are others that are in the same boat. People don't always get the same out of individual therapy because they feel that the therapist has not been through what they have been through.

Many children feel that this was their fault at the time. Of course, as an adult you realize that this is not true. But as you grow up, you will have issues which will include a low self esteem. You may develop anxiety. Not having a parent in your life for guidance and love is obviously a problem. This is something that you need to deal with. Therapy can be intense during this time.

There are different techniques that a counsellor like this will use. It can depend on the situation. For example, there will be families that need to be counselled together. They need to find a way where they will have to readjust to a new way of life. Sometimes you have to reinvent yourself, especially when you have lost someone who was very dear to you. You may become depressed, anxious and withdrawn. The motivation and encouragement that you receive at this time can be extremely valuable.

It can be a time of confusion because you will be angry and you will want to blame your loved one. You will also want to blame God and you will feel bad about this. On the other hand, you will miss the person who has died. This is something that goes around in your mind on a daily basis.

When you find that it is affecting the way in which you relate to others at work and in the home environment, you definitely need to talk to someone about this. You may even be referred to a psychiatrist. Medication can be helpful. But it is necessary on a temporary basis.

People who rely on this too much to help them over the next couple of years are not doing themselves any favours. You need to be able to talk about your problems. Of course, you need to be able to get into a routine. You need to be able to get out of bed, and focus on the practical issues. A counsellor will also help you with these areas in your life, because they are just as important.




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I am passionate about educating university students about money and careers, and have been doing so since 2007. I see the same confusion and mistakes being replicated every year. The way I help is through Save the Student. I'm always on the look out for new contributors, so get in touch if you're wanting to get involved! Aside from the site, my main interests are travelling, writing, photography, webdesign, sailing, football and cycling.

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