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Eight DIY Memorial Garden Ideas

Simple ways to create beautiful DIY memorial gardens for loved ones who have died

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10 beautiful Christmas memorial ornaments and gifts

A guide to Christmas gift ideas in memory of someone who has died, including memorial ornaments & memory quilts

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Goodgrief – a new app connecting the bereaved

Connecting people grieving loss to share their feelings, the Goodgrief App’s been pioneered by two friends – who have never met

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Dear Annie: Delayed grief

There’s no cut-off point for grief feelings to surface, even when we believe we’ve coped with a loss, says psychotherapist Annie Broadbent

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Grief at Christmas – surviving and coping

Christmas can be hard to face when someone you love has died. If you are grieving this holiday season, you may identify with these experiences of coping with the loss

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Dear Annie: Our guest was bereaved on Christmas Day

Grief counselor Annie Broadbent on hosting a happy family Christmas, mindful of how a grieving guest will be feeling on the anniversary of their loss

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Dear Annie: Painless grief – am I in denial?

Witnessing the end of someone’s life can be a first stage of grief, which may make the pain of loss feel less acute, says grief counsellor Annie Broadbent

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Dear Annie: I’ve not slept well since my partner died. Is this normal?

Bereavement counselor Annie Broadbent on how the body and unconscious mind can respond to the overwhelming emotions of grief

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Dear Annie: Shared loss, different grief

Why won’t my husband talk about it? Bereavement counselor Annie Broadbent on bridging a gulf opened up by child loss grief

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Fondly missed: Funny obituaries

10 funny memorials that went viral for telling it how it is

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Dear Annie: Will moving house help heal my grief pain?

Can a physical move away from a place that holds memories be healing? That depends, says grief expert Annie Broadbent, on what you're moving towards

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The Dinner Party

Millennials are breaking the painful silence that can follow grief, over dinner with strangers at a groundbreaking supper club

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The Sixth Stage of Grief: David Kessler on grief, pain – and living

With Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, David Kessler introduced the Five Stages of Grief. Now, he believes, there is a Sixth Stage of Grief we may experience

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Dear Annie: I’m caught in a grief-eating cycle

Aware of the grief emotions that have led her to comfort-eat, J asks grief expert Annie Broadbent how do I gain control over this?

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Grief in six words: How would you say it?

Home truths can be more poignant than flash fiction, as bereaved people convey their grief in six words

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