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The SelfWork Podcast

088 SelfWork: How to Handle the Loneliness of Grief and Loss

The SelfWork Podcast

Margaret Robinson Rutherford PhD

Education, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Self-improvement

4.81.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2018

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

I’ve never talked to anyone who was dealing with grief and loss that didn’t feel lonely in that grief. Whether it’s a death, an illness, divorce, coping with the drug addiction of a loved one, whether it’s sudden or long-lived loss, you’re walking much of that path by yourself. You may have faith that guides […]

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0:13.0

This is self-work and I'm Dr. Margaret Rutherford. At self-work, we'll discuss psychological and emotional issues

0:17.0

common in today's world and what to do about them.

0:20.0

I'm Dr. Margaret and self-work is a podcast dedicated to you taking just a few minutes

0:25.8

today for your own self-work.

0:30.6

Hello and thanks so much for tuning in to self-work for this my 88th

0:35.5

podcast. I'm Dr. Margaret Rutherford. I'm a clinical psychologist out of Fayetteville

0:40.4

Arkansas. I've been in practice over 25 years, I can't believe that really.

0:46.0

And I started podcasting last year because I wanted to extend the walls of my practice to those

0:52.2

who might already be very interested in

0:54.0

psychological issues or even in therapy but also to those who might never have

0:59.1

darkened the door of a therapist office and really wouldn't consider it, but might be a little curious

1:03.8

about what someone in my profession might have to say about psychological and

1:08.8

emotional issues. Today we're going to be talking about the loneliness of grief. I've never known

1:15.4

anyone who was dealing with grief and loss or trauma that didn't feel very very

1:20.1

lonely at least at some point in the process. Maybe your siblings

1:24.8

understand if you've lost your mom or your dad. Maybe your spouse especially

1:29.8

obviously if it's the tragic loss of a child. Maybe your widowed friends if it's the tragic loss of a child,

1:33.2

maybe your widowed friends if it's your spouse.

1:36.5

But there's an aloneness that happens for everyone,

1:39.6

whether it's sudden loss or more chronic loss,

1:42.0

like a chronic illness or chronic disease of some kind, like

1:46.6

a strangement or having a child with a terrible drug addiction, you can feel very alone in trying to deal with that loss.

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