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What are the signs/symptoms of Complicated Grief?
- Longing, yearning
- Pangs of grief
- Preoccupation with the deceased
- Disbelief
- Anger, bitterness
- Guilt
- Withdrawal
- Avoidance
These symptoms can continue for 6 months or more after a loss can cause substantial distress and have been associated with impaired quality of life, poor medical outcomes, and increased rates of suicide.
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What treatments are available for Complicated Grief?
Want to learn more about Complicated Grief?
Contact us to find out more about one of our research studies at: (617) 726-1570 or anxietystudy@mgh.harvard.edu
The Center for Complicated Grief
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Contact UsCenter for Anxiety and Traumatic Stress Disorders & Complicated Grief ProgramMassachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA Phone: 1-866-44-WORRY email: anxietystudy@partners.org
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