Lives of the Unconscious
Summary:
Grief is one of life’s inevitable experiences, for we live in a world that is fleeting. Processing loss is one of the most difficult mental processes and yet every human being must face it. Some mourning processes are so severe that they lead to mental illnesses. This episode deals with the various phenomena and nuances of mourning and how therapy can accompany this process.
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Literature Recommendations:
- Abraham, K. (1924): A short study of the development of the libido. In: Frankiel, R.V. (Ed.) (1994). Essential papers on object loss. New York: University Press.
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- Freud, S (1917): Mourning and melancholia. Standard Edition 14, 243–258.
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