Grief — Grief is the emotional response to loss and may follow the loss of money, trust, identity, relationships, imagined futures, or personal security. It can include sadness, anger, yearning, confusion, numbness, and temporary withdrawal. Grief and depression can coexist, particularly when hopelessness, loss of pleasure, impaired functioning, and negative self-worth become persistent and widespread. — Trauma and Loss

Added September 28, 2026

Grief — Grief is the response to a meaningful loss, including lost relationships, money, confidence, or an expected future. Naming the particular loss helps distinguish personal sorrow from a global declaration that everything is hopeless. Recovery gives grief attention without requiring the survivor to deny other experiences that still have value. — Emotional Experiences

Added October 14, 2026