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1. Bereavement leave is time off an employee takes after the death of a loved one. Currently, there is no federal law mandating that employers provide bereavement leave. That said, many employers do offer the benefit to their employees, and the duration of the leave depends on employer policy, contract agreements, or collective bargaining agreements.

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2. Feb 05,  · This video features vignettes of case studies showing the role social workers play in working with clients who are suffering loss due to traumatic events .

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4. SLEEP IN COMPLICATED GRIEF. CG (also referred to as prolonged grief disorder or traumatic grief) is characterized by recurrent intrusive pangs of emotion, persistent yearning and longing for the deceased, preoccupation with thoughts of the deceased, intrusive thoughts of death, and avoidance of reminders of the lost individual. 22 – 24 A recent functional brain imaging study found activation Cited by:

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5. Jun 17,  · Routine and Ritual: I personally detest routine so I try to pretend this isn’t a thing, but 10 out of 10 experts agree establishing a bedtime routine is an effective way to tell the brain it’s time to wind down and get ready to sleep.. Rituals might include things like setting the lights down low an hour before bed, reading a chapter in a book, snuggling with your mate or furry friend.

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6. Aug 05,  · Sleep problems Fatigue Weight loss or gain Blurred vision Headaches Aching limbs Breathlessness Dry mouth. Behavioural. Withdrawal Avoidance Loss of appetite or overeating Difficulty making decisions Seeking reassurance Aggression Self-medication. The first thing you need to realise is that all these symptoms, and others, are normal.

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7. Dealing with shock and grief in the early days and weeks. People who are experiencing a sudden bereavement often have strong emotional and physical responses because of the traumatic nature of the bereavement.. Individuals are unique, and may display none, all, or different responses to their sudden bereavements at different times.

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8. Cruse bereavement charity have trained volunteers who offer bereavement counselling, there may be a waiting list depending on your area so it is worth getting in touch with your local office sooner rather than later (details below). Crying is the body’s very clever way of reducing stress and a very natural reaction.

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