Grief & Loss

How to Heal from Grief: A Compassionate Guide to Moving On

Grief is one of life’s most profound experiences, affecting us deeply—mind, body, and spirit. At Firefly Therapy, we understand that healing from grief isn’t about “getting over” your loss. It’s about learning to carry their memory while making space for your own joy and purpose. We are here to support you through this journey with …

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Finding Meaning After Loss

Losing someone special turns your world upside down. But even in the darkest times, you can find a new purpose. Let’s talk about how. Let’s Talk About Grief Grief is tough, but let’s face it head-on. Are you feeling the sting of loss? It’s a natural and healthy response. Cry if you need to. Or …

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The Five Stages of Grief: A Guide Through Loss

Grief is a powerful emotion that can come out of nowhere, catching you off guard. The grieving process varies depending on your relationship with the person you’ve lost and the circumstances of the loss. Whether you’re mourning a parent, grandparent, close friend, or spouse, understanding the five stages of grief can help you navigate this …

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Helping Children Cope with Grief & Loss

Losing a loved one is hard at any age, but for children, grief can feel incredibly confusing and overwhelming. As a parent or caregiver, you may be unsure of what to say, how to comfort them, or how to help them process emotions they don’t fully understand. Children grieve differently than adults. They may not …

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Coping with Loss: Healthy Strategies

Losing someone or something important to you can feel overwhelming. Grief can bring a mix of emotions—sadness, anger, confusion, even relief—all of which are entirely normal. While there’s no “right” way to grieve, there are ways to move through it with support, self-compassion, and care. Everyone experiences grief differently. Some people feel it immediately, while …

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Healing from The Grief of Stillbirth

A stillbirth is defined as the death of a baby from 20 weeks of incubation to attempted birth. What makes a stillbirth different is that the mother experiences the birth and death of her child in one single traumatic event within the entirety of her pregnancy. Surprisingly, experiencing a stillbirth is quite common. According to …

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