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Factors
Factors that Help the Grieving Process
Allow time to experience one's thoughts and feelings (feel the feelings)
Acknowledge and accept all feelings both positive and negative
Use a journal to document feelings
Confide in a trusted person - tell the story
Express feelings openly - crying is a release
Identify unfinished business and try to come to a resolution
Attend a bereavement support group to be with others who have experienced similar loss
Seek professional help if the grieving process is too overwhelming
Factors that Hinder the Grieving Process
Ignoring one's feelings or emotions
Use of alcohol or drugs to self medicate
Use of work (over-function at work to avoid feelings)
Not taking time for oneself to grieve