Liz Freedman, aims to normalize the feelings and conversations that come with the grieving process for her community by supporting and educating those around her.

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Beth Bigler, a former Hollywood executive, gave up her film career to become a pet grief counselor. She started counseling after her beloved cat died, and she got help from a grief counselor herself.

Read this article to learn how grief might be experienced by people diagnosed with dementia and what nurses can do to support them.

Medicare covers grief counseling from Part B when treatment is medically necessary. Out-of-pocket costs may apply. Read more here.

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You may experience 'vicarious grief' when you hear about other people’s pain, loss or suffering.