If you’re feeling complex grief after the death of a parent that you didn’t get along with, this article focuses on the source of what you may be feeling, as well as ways to cope.

The loss of a husband or wife is one of the most heartbreaking experiences a person can have. Here are some helpful words and tips to guide you through the grieving process.

This article delves into some of the nuances of grieving after an abortion, and some steps you can take to help ease the burden.

This article suggests healthy ways to grieve the loss of a brother or sister at an individual, family, and community level.

When someone goes missing, it can personally impact a number of people around them. Here is a guide to how you can best show support to someone with a missing loved one.

After a miscarriage, the mental health of one or both members of a couple may suffer greatly. This article will educate you on the causes, symptoms, and treatments of the psychological states that miscarriages may invoke.

For students of any age, the loss of a classmate can be a traumatic experience. The disconnect between death and young life is hard to sort out, while the death, in some cases, can be a student’s first exposure to grief.

Coping with the traumatic death of a loved one - by murder, accident, or suicide - is one of the most severe challenges anyone can face. Here we offer advice gleaned from studies and health professionals on how to get through this profoundly difficult situation.

The state of ambiguous loss or “frozen grief” refers to when a loved one might be physically present but psychologically absent. Here are a few ways to cope with this difficult situation.

Children may have difficulty understanding or comprehending death. Read this for advice on how to involve them in rituals and at different stages of the grieving process.