Loss
Process
Coping
Miscellaneous
100

True or False: Grief hurts but it can be helpful

True! The grieving process often involves sadness, anger, lonliness, and other painful emotions. However, grieving can help you come to terms with the loss and move forward in your life while still cherishing your loved one.

100

What is grief?

Grief is the natural emotional response resulting from a significant loss - especially the death of a loved one.

100

Does everyone cope the same way with grief?

No. Everyone has different ways they process grief! Find the ways that work for you!

100

What is your favorite way to relax?

Cool!

200

When you are grieving, who can you seek help from?

Family, friends, therapist

200

Can grief become too painful?

Yes. It can grow into something totally different, like depression or anxiety. Other times grief can take over a person's life. We call this complicated grief.

200

Crying is a healthy coping strategy for grief.

Yes. The activity of crying and expressing our sadness can help us heal. Express yourself at therapy, a support group, or with friends. 

200

Who are your safe people? (people you trust..)?

Nice!

300

True or False: Moving on means forgetting about the loss.

You can continue to live your life have new experiences, and form new relationships, while continuing to love ther person you lost. 

300

The grief process is the same for everyone.

False. Everyone deals with grief differently. People cry, laugh, busy themselves, throw up, or even feel numb. 

300
True or False. It is not helpful to look at pictures or think of memories with the loved one who has passed on.

False. Although at first looking at pictures of and thinking about the person may be painful, but avoiding those things often causes more distress.

300

When someone you love dies, there can be certain days of the year that can be difficult (for example, holidays, the person’s birthday, the anniversary of their death).  

True. What are some of those dates for you?

400

What is one way people might grieve? 

Denial & Isolation

Anger 

Depression

Acceptance 

Bargaining 

400

Some people recover quickly from grief.

True. Some people are able to recover quickly while others take their time. 

400

You should take care of yourself physically to help you get through the grieving process.

Yes. Taking good care of your body will help you cope with grief since our minds and bodies are connected.

400

Feelings of grief can come back at any point in your life.

True.

500

Name 2 healthy ways to cope with grief. 

the answers may differ but some healthy ways are: 

- journal 

-  talk about it with someone that you trust 

- listen to music 

- think positive thoughts 

-Any others?

500

Once you accept that a loved one has died, you are done grieving.

False. Even after resolving intense emotions after the loss of a loved one, we might still feel sad. We just learn ways to cope.

500

Journaling about the person is a healthy way to cope with grief.

True. It can be helpful to write down your thoughts, feelings, and memories of the person. It can even be helpful to write a letter to the person.

500

What are some symptoms of grief?

Irritability

Avoidance

Decreased or increased appetite

Sleep changes

Hard time feeling good or happy

Feeling sad all of the time.

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