Naming and Creating Space for Grief in the Midst of COVID-19 Loss

In the midst of COVID-19, we are all experiencing loss of some kind. And loss is loss.

Loss may mean something as painful as the death of a loved one.

Loss may also mean the loss of not being able to physically walk through a graduation.

Loss may be the end of a sports season.

Loss may be the cancelling of really important plans and events you had been looking forward to.

Loss may be the absence of physical connection in a time of social distancing.

Loss is on a spectrum, and it’s important not to minimize any of it.

Instead, in this video I talk about the importance of naming the loss and creating space to grieve it.

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