Mental Health Notebook

Preparing for a Loss: How to Cope with the Emotions of Anticipatory Grief
Kyle Linnemann Kyle Linnemann

Preparing for a Loss: How to Cope with the Emotions of Anticipatory Grief

There’s a particular kind of grief that shows up before the actual loss—a quiet, often confusing ache that many people feel when a loved one’s life is nearing its end. Maybe you’re watching a family member go through palliative care, or you're a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer’s, heart failure, or another life-limiting illness. The loss hasn’t happened yet, but your heart is already grieving.

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Everything You Need to Know About Starting ACT Therapy
Julia Pitts Julia Pitts

Everything You Need to Know About Starting ACT Therapy

Is your anxiety keeping you from seeing a therapist in person? Online anxiety treatment may be the answer you’re looking for. Learn more about the convenience and transformative benefits of online therapy for those struggling with anxiety.

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Grief: When Should I Reach Out?
Grief Julia Pitts Grief Julia Pitts

Grief: When Should I Reach Out?

We suffer when we lose someone we care about, no matter what we show the outside world. The confusion about our feelings of grief makes it hard to know if or when we need to reach out to a grief counselor. If you can relate to any of the following, it may be time to reach out for help.

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