For many of us, periods of intense grieving don’t leave clear, linear memories. Time stretches, compresses and fragments, ...

While most of our fears will never come to pass, the heartbreak of loss is something that will eventually touch all of us.

The New York Times is interested in exploring how the response to loss may have changed in the last five years.

Instead of getting spooked by your grief anxiety, try instead to be patient with yourself. Simply remembering anxiety is a normal part of grieving can help you manage and work through it.

By bringing together so many people to acknowledge and honor a community’s collective pain, the Grammys showed me everyone had a place at this outsized table of grief. And it raised millions of ...

With all that’s happening around us—war, genocide, displacement, disease—this is as good a time as any to talk about the nature of grief and grieving. Grief, say clinical psychologists ...

Regarding “Lost at Potato Creek,” who lost his wife suddenly to cancer, no one can truly understand what he is going through ...

Hundreds of thousands of children lose a parent in the U.S. each year, and most have no access to counseling or grief support ...

A nonprofit founded in the 1990s was created to support people who have lost loved ones in a plane crash. It's services ...

Veterinary Social Work Service at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine offers the virtual Pet Loss ...