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Grief in the Digital Age: Mourning in a Connected World
The experience of grief has always been deeply personal, yet the way we express and process loss has evolved alongside our society. In...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
9 avr.3 min de lecture


How Grief Affects the Body—Understanding the Physical Toll of Loss
When people talk about grief, they often focus on the emotional pain: the sadness, the heartbreak, the longing. But grief doesn’t just...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
9 avr.3 min de lecture


Grieving the Loss of a Pet—Why It Hurts So Much
Losing a beloved pet can be one of the most painful and profound experiences in a person’s life. Yet, pet loss is often minimized or...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
9 avr.3 min de lecture


The Power of Rituals in Grief: Finding Meaning and Healing
Grief is a deeply personal journey that affects everyone in different ways. While there's no "right" way to grieve, many people find...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
8 avr.2 min de lecture


Grief in the Body: Where Sorrow Lives When Words Fall Short
When we think of grief, we often think of tears. Of memories. Of aching hearts. But what we often forget is that grief also lives in the...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
8 avr.3 min de lecture


The Loneliness of Grief: Why It Feels Like No One Understands
Grief can feel like an isolating island. Even when you’re surrounded by people who care, there’s often a silent ache beneath the surface:...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
8 avr.3 min de lecture


Title: Anticipatory Grief: When You Start Mourning Before the Loss Happens
Grief is most commonly thought of as something that happens after a loss. But for many people, it begins before the loss ever occurs....

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
8 avr.3 min de lecture


Grief After Breakup: Mourning the Living
When we think about grief, we often associate it with death. But some of the most intense grief we experience in life comes when we lose...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
8 avr.3 min de lecture


The Many Faces of Grief: Understanding the Complexity of Loss
Grief is often portrayed as a singular, overwhelming wave of sorrow that crashes down after losing someone we love. In reality, it is far...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
8 avr.3 min de lecture


Grief in the Body: How Loss Moves Through Us
Grief is not just a feeling. It’s a full-body experience. It aches. It shakes. It clings to the chest, collapses the shoulders, floods...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


The Intersection of Race, Trauma, and Embodiment
When we talk about trauma and the body, it is essential that we do not leave race out of the conversation. For Black, Indigenous, and...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


Reconnecting with the Body: Gentle Practices for Trauma Survivors
One of the most painful effects of trauma is disconnection — not just from others, but from our own bodies . For many survivors, the body...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


The Link Between Trauma, Chronic Illness, and Autoimmune Disorders
It’s becoming increasingly clear that trauma doesn’t just affect the mind — it can reshape the body on a cellular, hormonal, and immune...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


Touch, Boundaries, and Reclaiming the Body After Trauma
For many trauma survivors, touch is complicated. It can bring comfort, but also tension. It can feel nourishing, but also triggering....

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


Attachment Trauma and the Body: How Early Relationships Shape Our Physiology
When we think about trauma, we often think of single, overwhelming events — accidents, abuse, or moments of acute danger. But trauma can...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars4 min de lecture


Why Talk Therapy Isn’t Always Enough for Trauma Healing
Talk therapy is often seen as the default path to healing — and for many, it is incredibly helpful. It creates a safe, supportive space...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


Trauma Isn’t Just in Your Head: Understanding Body-Based Memories
For many people, the word “memory” brings to mind something mental — a conscious thought, a recollection, or a flashback. But trauma...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


The Role of the Nervous System in Trauma Responses
When we think about trauma, we often focus on the mind — intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, anxiety, or mood swings. But beneath these...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


How Trauma Lives in the Body: A Somatic Perspective
Trauma is often misunderstood as something that only affects the mind — a set of memories or thoughts we try to forget. But trauma...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
31 mars3 min de lecture


Being Real in Relationships: How to Say What You Mean Without Being Mean
Let’s be honest — being real in relationships can be hard . Whether it’s with a partner, friend, family member, or co-worker, many of us...

Catharsis Psychology and Psychotherapy
24 mars3 min de lecture
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