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There is no vaccine for grief

  • The holiday season is often a difficult time for those grieving the death of someone they care about. That aching absence will be felt more deeply this year
Opinion | BY MAXXINE RATTNER, MARNEY THOMPSON, ANDREA WARNICK, SUSAN CADELL, KATHY KORTES-MILLER, CHRIS MACKINNON, AND SERENA LEWIS | December 29, 2020
While grief is not a mental health condition, unsupported grief can turn into a mental health condition such as depression and suicidal thinking. And due to the circumstances of COVID-19, there is a far greater risk of grief being unsupported, write members of the Canadian Grief Alliance. Pexels photograph by Kat Jayne

There is no vaccine for grief

Opinion | BY MAXXINE RATTNER, MARNEY THOMPSON, ANDREA WARNICK, SUSAN CADELL, KATHY KORTES-MILLER, CHRIS MACKINNON, AND SERENA LEWIS | December 29, 2020
  • The holiday season is often a difficult time for those grieving the death of someone they care about. That aching absence will be felt more deeply this year

There is no vaccine for grief

Opinion | BY MAXXINE RATTNER, MARNEY THOMPSON, ANDREA WARNICK, SUSAN CADELL, KATHY KORTES-MILLER, CHRIS MACKINNON, AND SERENA LEWIS | December 29, 2020
  • The holiday season is often a difficult time for those grieving the death of someone they care about. That aching absence will be felt more deeply this year
While grief is not a mental health condition, unsupported grief can turn into a mental health condition such as depression and suicidal thinking. And due to the circumstances of COVID-19, there is a far greater risk of grief being unsupported, write members of the Canadian Grief Alliance. Pexels photograph by Kat Jayne

There is no vaccine for grief

  • The holiday season is often a difficult time for those grieving the death of someone they care about. That aching absence will be felt more deeply this year
Opinion | BY MAXXINE RATTNER, MARNEY THOMPSON, ANDREA WARNICK, SUSAN CADELL, KATHY KORTES-MILLER, CHRIS MACKINNON, AND SERENA LEWIS | December 29, 2020
While grief is not a mental health condition, unsupported grief can turn into a mental health condition such as depression and suicidal thinking. And due to the circumstances of COVID-19, there is a far greater risk of grief being unsupported, write members of the Canadian Grief Alliance. Pexels photograph by Kat Jayne

There is no vaccine for grief

Opinion | BY MAXXINE RATTNER, MARNEY THOMPSON, ANDREA WARNICK, SUSAN CADELL, KATHY KORTES-MILLER, CHRIS MACKINNON, AND SERENA LEWIS | December 29, 2020
  • The holiday season is often a difficult time for those grieving the death of someone they care about. That aching absence will be felt more deeply this year

There is no vaccine for grief

Opinion | BY MAXXINE RATTNER, MARNEY THOMPSON, ANDREA WARNICK, SUSAN CADELL, KATHY KORTES-MILLER, CHRIS MACKINNON, AND SERENA LEWIS | December 29, 2020
  • The holiday season is often a difficult time for those grieving the death of someone they care about. That aching absence will be felt more deeply this year
While grief is not a mental health condition, unsupported grief can turn into a mental health condition such as depression and suicidal thinking. And due to the circumstances of COVID-19, there is a far greater risk of grief being unsupported, write members of the Canadian Grief Alliance. Pexels photograph by Kat Jayne
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