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- Oct 10, 2011
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The death of the loved one can have enormous impacts on well-functioning adult and it can become even more severe, more pronounced in the adolescents, for the teenager dealing with the loss of the loved one is an extremely challenging task. When the adolescent goes through the loss of the people, they love especially if it a parental figure they go through very challenging times.
They find themselves being overwhelmed with varieties of emotions that are not familiar to them, that they do not know how to deal with because no one teaches us how to deal with death.
Losing the parents is considered to be a traumatic event and if the grieving process is not handled properly or the child is not helped through or not guided through the grieving process it might present with the complication on the later stage.
When we are talking about complication grieves we talking about grieves that last more than six months and can extend itself into developing more severe mental health issues such as depression, anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and often suicidal ideations – Maryna Mostova a Clinical Psychologist
They find themselves being overwhelmed with varieties of emotions that are not familiar to them, that they do not know how to deal with because no one teaches us how to deal with death.
Losing the parents is considered to be a traumatic event and if the grieving process is not handled properly or the child is not helped through or not guided through the grieving process it might present with the complication on the later stage.
When we are talking about complication grieves we talking about grieves that last more than six months and can extend itself into developing more severe mental health issues such as depression, anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, and often suicidal ideations – Maryna Mostova a Clinical Psychologist
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