Verkkogrief is a normal, human response to losses big and small experienced over the human lifespan. It is of vital importance that those working. Verkkothe loss of a loved one through death is usually followed by a funeral. In the months or years succeeding the funeral, bereaved individuals generally use a wide variety of grief rituals to cope with the loss. Intuitively, we assume that. Verkkoexisting literature has delineated that death is not the only type of loss that could trigger a grief process or psychopathology. Verkkothis chapter will focus on rituals as a critical resource for addressing personal, professional and communal grief and loss for medical providers [1]. Verkkofrom an interview study with 10 psychotherapists, three types of grief ritual interventions were categorized: First, rituals to honor the deceased loved one.
