Ep88 When Anger Speaks

from Grief Action Thought Drops · host Dr Lisa Burke

The behavioural expression of anger can be harmful, particularly when unexamined or acted out. The emotion of anger in grief deserves closer attention Episode 88 of Grief Action Thought Drops explores anger as a protest against disrupted meaning and fractured expectation, offering a sharper lens for clinicians working with mourning and loss. Listen and subscribe via Spotify, YouTube, or at www.griefaction.com/podcast #GriefAction #GriefLiteracy #GriefEducation #ThoughtDrops #GriefAnger #Mourning #Loss #MeaningMaking #BereavementCare #GriefTheory

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