Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, & TMS Therapy for Grief and Loss
Grief is one of the hardest parts of the human experience, and the healing process is not linear. Sometimes, grief can feel overwhelming, even debilitating, and can make it challenging to find joy and relief.
At Neuro Wellness Spa, we’re here to help. Our experienced and compassionate team will help you navigate grief with personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs. We are here to support your healing journey.
How We Can Help Treat Your Grief
Our team of mental health experts will work with you to understand your grief and any underlying mental health challenges. We will then determine the best course of treatment, which may include a combination of:
What is Grief?
Grief is a profound emotional response to loss that can affect you at any stage, significantly impacting your daily functioning and quality of life. Whether your grief stems from the loss of a loved one, a significant life change, or a series of cumulative losses, it’s essential to recognize how it affects both you and your support system.
At Neuro Wellness Spa, we utilize comprehensive assessments and personalized screenings to understand your unique experience with grief. This allows us to tailor the most effective treatment plan for your needs and treatment goals. Together, we can identify the best approach to support your path through grief, fostering healing, resilience, and renewed well-being.
Types of Grief
Acute grief is the most commonly recognized form, typically occurring immediately after a loss. It can include:
- Normal Grief
- Anticipatory Grief
- Disenfranchised Grief
- Cumulative Grief
- Absent Grief
- Delayed Grief
Complicated grief, on the other hand, involves prolonged and intense grief reactions that interfere with daily functioning. It can include:
- Prolonged Grief Disorder
- Chronic Grief
- Exaggerated Grief
- Masked Grief
- Traumatic Grief
- Secondary Losses
While acute grief often resolves naturally over time, complicated grief may require professional intervention. Both types can significantly impact mental health, potentially leading to depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and disruptions in one’s personal or professional life.
Signs and Symptoms of Grief
- Persistent feelings of sorrow and emotional pain.
- Difficulty accepting the reality of the loss.
- Feelings of frustration or resentment
- Guilt and regret over things said or done
- Increased worry about the future or fear of facing life without your loved one.
- Sudden changes in emotional state, from sadness to anger to numbness.
- Isolating oneself from friends and family.
- Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or oversleeping.
- Loss of appetite or emotional eating.
- Trouble focusing on tasks or making decisions.
- Increased susceptibility to illness.
- Difficulty thinking clearly or remembering things.
- Feeling lost or confused in familiar settings.
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