Getting Back to Life When Grief Won't Heal

Losing a loved one is a universal experience everyone will have to deal with some time More than one-third of Americans have lost a loved one in the past five years Straightforward and nonacademic, but also useful for therapists and counselors Author Phyllis Kosminsky, who lost her own mother when she was eight, is a leading expert in this field and has treated hundreds of people dealing with grief and loss through traditional psychotherapy, clinical hypnosis, and other methods. She has led dozens of bereavement support groups and has published several professional and journal articles on bereavement

Phyllis Kosminsky, Ph.D., is a clinical social worker specializing in grief and loss. Besides her own private practice, she has served for ten years on the staff of the Center for Hope, a treatment facility in Connecticut for people dealing with bereavement or life-threatening illness.

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Getting Back to Life When Grief Won't Heal

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