Mar 14 (edited) • General discussion
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Hello my name is Corey. I am a social service worker who is specializing in neurodiversity coaching and grief counselling. So you might wonder why grief counselling. I think that there is a serious lack of compassion in this area where after a diagnosis of a life altering condition a person still goes through grief. The denial that their life changed, the anger that they can’t do what they once did. Not only for them but it takes a toll on family dynamics as well. I believe that if this is offered it is a huge step in the healing process which includes the family along with that process
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