Grief has an effect on everyone in due course. A lot of people endure the undesirable impact of grief for a great many years, more than they should.
This information explores using hypnotherapeutic processes to help take care of and resolve the symptoms of grief. It’s important to note that grief should not be interrupted until a reasonable period of time after the loss, to enable that natural process to transpire.
Even the strongest people can be affected by the powerful feelings that grief generates. Everyone is different, and the way we manage grief will probably differ from one individual to another.
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There isn’t just one single type of grief
The majority of us think of grief as being the loss of someone close. But it’s not just the loss of someone you care about, that we can grieve over. Similar emotions may be experienced; knowing you are unable to become a mother or father naturally due to fertility problems, redundancy, loss of a relationship, breaking up with a partner and losing a much-loved dog or cat. These situations may all have deep, psychological impact.
Grief is about emotions and thoughts of loss
If a person dies, we mourn them. Whilst grief comes in many forms, it is a regular part of life. Some usual feelings of the grieving process are disappointment, culpability, anxiousness, depression and even anger. Sometimes people endure physical symptoms as well, like trouble sleeping and lack of interest in food.
Going forward
While grief is normal, sometimes people find it tough to move on. It is not unknown for people to be unable to grieve just after the death, and an unrelated event may induce the grieving process many years after. This can cause anger, or even shame, since they feel they should be grieving at the time.
Hypnotherapy treatments and grief
We must accept the loss, as a result of doing this we can move forward whilst still remembering the loved one in a beneficial way. The detrimental thought processes must be addressed so we can move on to a more favourable future. Hypnotherapy is very useful in accomplishing this.
By using hypnotherapy, you can address and get release from many of the emotions connected with feelings of grief. Once you become aware of the thoughts, it allows you to deal with them properly and start on the road to recovery. At this point, you should be able to proceed with your life, without forgetting the way that person made you feel during their life.
Grieving is normal and natural. However, if you find that your grief is still having an adverse effect on your life a couple of years after your loss, consider some hypnotherapy approaches to enable you to cope with the grieving process and move forward.
This is a great article, thank you Paul.
Love and Blessings,
Renee Goodbar
Australia