
50. Demystifying Disorders: Prolonged Grief Disorder and Uncomplicated Bereavement
About this episode
Ever find grief a difficult terrain to navigate? Ever tried to distinguish between prolonged grief disorder and uncomplicated bereavement? Well, folks, this episode will help you do just that. Join me, Dr. Linton Hutchinson, and my co-host, Stacy Frost, as we pull back the veil on this deeply important subject matter. We'll not only break down the distinction between the two forms of grief but also delve into the ways this newly classified disorder impacts various areas of functioning.
We're not just about theory, though! We'll provide you with some practical examples and even share our 'ROSE' mnemonic device to help you remember the areas of functioning most affected by prolonged grief disorder. We also share tips on identifying key symptoms and walk you through their duration for diagnosis in both adults and children - an important distinction! With our blend of humor and information-rich content, this episode promises a wealth of insights for therapists, whether you're preparing for licensing exams or seeking to keep your practice current and effective in dealing with the complexities of grief and loss. Ready? Let's dive in!
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