Today I want to share my own experience that you may be able to relate with. This is an excerpt from my book, Anxiety: The Missing Stage of Grief.

I want to share a bit about my own journey with loss and grief—and how I’ve dedicated my life to helping others get through their own loss.

Twenty years after the death of my mother and ten years after becoming a grief therapist, there's a lot I know about grief.

How exploring the afterlife can help you during the grief process and my own experience in working with a psychic medium

Finding meaning after loss helps us make meaning out of tragedy, and by giving what I can of myself, it's changed my life.

We lose routines and rituals and a sense of belonging, but sometimes we also lose places. 

While everyone around us is gathering to spend time with their fathers, it's a lonely day for others who are missing their dads.

Today I want to explore grief and regret with you. After a loss, regrets and guilt can haunt us endlessly.

This week I’m thinking nonstop about everyone out there who is facing Mother’s Day without their mom here.

Listen to Hope Edelman and Claire's pre-Mother's Day phone call.