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The aftermath of a relationship is it's own form of a grieving process. After a breakup we can find ourselves angry at an ex or confused if we made the right choice. The therapists at the Center for Growth are here to help. We've compiled a list of articles to help you or a loved one through the turbulent times after the loss of a relationship.
A break up at work can be a very stressful experience. Many adults spend a lot of their time at work and with their co-workers. As a result, it can be pretty common to continue reading
Breakups are hard, painful, and often messy. Wanting to avoid that makes sense, which is why so many couples struggle continue reading
There are so many things that happen over the course of life that teach us that goodbyes are inevitable. From sad experiences like losing a job, your car, financial security, a continue reading
Getting over being dumped: So you’ve just gone through being dumped and now you’re trying to refocus back to a state of normalcy, but reaching equilibrium seems nearly impossible. What’s a person to do? Do continue reading
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Coping with a Miscarriage: Miscarriage is more common than most people realize, with about 1/3 of all pregnancies ending in continue reading
Creating a Collage to Cope with Grief Dealing with a loss of a loved one is tough work. Grieving involves a variety of different emotions such as sadness, anxiety, anger, despair, loneliness, etc. All of continue reading
Anger Management in Philadelphia: End of Relationship Anger! Has your relationship or marriage ended and do you find yourself feeling really angry? Anger is a very normal emotion to feel when a relationship ends. There continue reading
Facebook and Breakups
Have you recently broken up with your boyfriend/girlfriend? Do you find yourself checking your ex’s (X-boyfriend, X-girlfriend, X-wife, X-husband, X-lover, X-partner) Facebook page daily? Looking for clues through Facebook of your ex continue reading
Redirecting your post wedding day blues: Many newlyweds can recall the many bits of advice they received leading up to the wedding day, “Enjoy every moment, the day goes by in a flash,” “Don’t sweat continue reading
Grief Therapy in Philadelphia - Working Towards Healing After a Loss developing a plan of action
First and foremost, acknowledge your loss. Recognize that your life, your activities, your relationship with the person continue reading
Grief Therapy in Philadelphia, Mechanicsville, Santa Fe, and Ocean City - Personal honor rituals - Letting Go On Your Own Terms: losing someone you love is heartbreaking. Grieving is a challenge, grieving well continue reading
Death of a Spouse: few events in life are as painful as the death of a spouse. Half of all married couples will experience this loss at some point in their lives (ie become a continue reading
Grief Therapy in Philadelphia, Ocean City, Mechanicsville, Santa Fe: All Kinds of Grief:
Grief comes in many shapes and sizes. There is no “one size fits all” when it comes to the grieving process, and continue reading
Grief & Loss Therapy in Philadelphia, Ocean City, Mechanicsville, Santa Fe:
Loss: Lost your job, your home, a loved one, a beloved pet? There are many forms of loss, and all are felt individually continue reading
