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Losing a Part of Your Heart: Dealing With Loss

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Published: May 31, 2020 by VPR Producer

Losing someone you love – whether that’s a partner, friend or a part of your family – can be incomprehensibly devastating. Is there a way to ‘correctly’ deal with the process of death and grieve after the person has passed? This week on Viewpoints.


Guest Information:

  • Michael Korda, author, Passing: A Memoir of Love and Death
  • Megan Devine, psychotherapist

Links for Additional Info:

  • APA.org: Grief: Coping with the loss of your loved one
  • Mental Health America: Bereavement And Grief
  • HuffPost: 10 Things I Learned While Dealing With the Death of a Loved One
Program #: 20-22segment type: Feature StoriesTopics - COVID-19 Pandemic| Family and Interpersonal Relationships| Mental Health| Psychology and Psychiatry| PsychotherapyGuests - Megan Devine| Michael KordaBooks & Publications - Passing: A Memoir of Love and DeathInstitutions - Mental Health America
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