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The holidays are supposed to be joyful.

But grief doesn’t check the calendar. 💜

Sometimes the traditions, gatherings, music, family expectations, and memories that make the season meaningful can also make a loss feel impossible to ignore.

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One of the loneliest kinds of grief is the grief nobody else seems to recognize.

Maybe the relationship was complicated.

Maybe no one died.

Maybe people think enough time has passed.
Maybe they do not understand why the loss mattered so much.

So

We usually talk about grief after someone dies.
But some of the most complicated grief happens when no one died at all.
You might be grieving a marriage, your health, a friendship, your independence, your career, your sense of identity—or a fut

This week in the Prism Psychotherapy blog we're talking about ambiguous loss, what it is and how to cope.

Read about it here:
www.prismpsychotherapy.org/resources/when-someone-is-still-here-but-the-relationship-is-gone-understanding-ambiguous-loss

Some wounds are hard to explain because they come from what was missing.

The comfort you needed.
The safety you hoped for.
The apology that never came.
The acceptance that felt conditional.

Our newest Prism blog post explores the grief of painful m

We're excited to announce that we've made a few changes to our website.

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Food recalls can make grocery shopping, cooking, and eating feel stressful — especially when every headline, post, or warning seems to bring a new concern.

It makes sense to want to stay informed.
It also makes sense if the constant stream of

New on the Prism Psychotherapy blog ✨

Paying for therapy can feel confusing, stressful, or even intimidating.
Insurance, private pay, sliding scales, reimbursement, deductibles — it can be a lot to sort through, especially when you are already

A trauma-informed approach recognizes that past experiences can shape how people respond to stress, relationships, conflict, trust, boundaries, and safety.

At Prism Psychotherapy, care is grounded in compassion, collaboration, and respect for each c

New on the Prism Psychotherapy blog ✨

This week, we’re exploring the rise of trauma-informed therapy

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Whether you’re navigating grie

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