Grief is a type of learning. We process new information, and develop new neuro-pathways.
The reality that we accept in life is often our learning is never ending we continue to grow and evolve. The exact same thing needs to be accepted for grief. Be gentle with ourselves and our loved ones the same way we would try to be with a child learning to tie their shoes for the first time, or spell their name.
Inspired by the work of: Mary Frances O’Connor —- The Grieving Brain
The key piece when working with someone that experiences an addiction is looking past the behaviour and into who that individual is and what brought them to this point.
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