Robert Neimeyer: Finding Meaning in Grief

Robert Neimeyer is the Director of the Portland Institute for Loss and Transition. He's published 30 books, including a series of volumes on Techniques of Grief Therapy and Grief and the Expressive Arts. He serves as Editor of the journal, Death Studies.
In this talk, Robert explores include how bereavement can bring about a crisis of meaning; how charity can be an important form of meaning making; and whether meaning making as a way to continue the bonds with the person who has died is always a positive activity.
This recording is from one of hundreds of talks, interviews and workshops run by Good Grief Events. To check out our schedule of free virtual events visit www.goodgrieffest.com

[@AmyPatel-mp3yj]

This was very helpful, thank you for sharing :)