Selfwork With Dr. Margaret Rutherford | Self-help | Mental Health | Depression | Anxiety | Relationship Problems| Therapy

There are many lessons learned about grief through my work in the last 34 years of being a therapist. And today, I want to share them with you in this 439th episode of SelfWork.Some common questions that I'll cover are:Is it ever “too late” to grieve?Does your grief mean that your faith isn’t strong enough or that you are failing?Is there a right way to grieve?Is there a right way to respond to someone’s grief?Do you ever get over grief?What’s the relationship between grief and shame?As I often say, I feel as if I’m a conduit – a bridge – between people I’ve seen in the past and those that walk in my office today. I can try to help these present-day clients with lessons learned about grief from those seen in the past.The listener voicemail is from a mom whose daughter is living with a man whose own mother seems to be trying to control him so that he’ll remain in the home with her – to take care of her etc. It sounds complicated for sure.Advertisers Links:Midi Health is a women's clinic, designed speci