Bereavement Counselling Shows No Benefit

Research that challenges the status quo is always worth taking notice of:

"Bereavement counselling - long considered by psychologists to be vital in recovering from the death of a loved one - may be a waste of time, according to a new study."

The Telegraph

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2 comments

  1. Anonymous says:

    To claim such a thing you must of never had someone you love die or know the benefits of talking to someone about thier existence.

  2. Jeremy (PsyBlog author) says:

    Hi anonymous, I'm just pointing to one piece of research that found this.

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