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Why people keep talking to people we’ve lost, and why therapists say that’s okay
- Everyone experiences loss, and grieving is defined by how individuals process and adapt to their new reality.
- Talking to someone who has died is considered a normal and healthy part of grieving.
- Psychologists have found that most healthy mourners maintain an ongoing connection with loved ones after death, often called continuing bonds.
- Therapists generally do not treat talking to deceased individuals as a problem by itself.
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Why people keep talking to people we’ve lost, and why therapists say that’s okay
BetterHelp reports that speaking to deceased loved ones can be a healthy aspect of grief, helping individuals process their emotions and maintain connections.
·Missoula, United States
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right2Center13Last UpdatedBias Distribution68% Center
Bias Distribution
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L 21%
C 68%
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