new technique for grief therapy

[write]

I just read this http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4595665.stm very interesting- especially the fact it's time-bound.

"Our sense of what is right and wrong, fair and unfair is at real conflict with what happens in the real world. That is very difficult to reconcile ourselves to.

"Anything that can help with that struggle is to be welcomed.

"It's a question of finding which sort of therapy is good for which sort of problem and which type of individual. Most therapists use a range of techniques."

[Anonymous]

Thankyou for posting this Write.

It seems like the same type of grief can take hold without a death too.
Eg.  When a relationship with someone we care/d for ends, especially suddenly and I don't just mean romantic relationships.  The grief is intense but there is no funeral/people flocking to offer support.  Throw in the confusion of N-behaviours toward us, and of our wanting to end the relationship/while mourning/resisting the whole ending process, and golly gee........mega grief!

GFN

[Lara]

Dear Write,
Thank you so much for posting that, I think it looks very helpful.

Much love,
Lara.