Grief occurs in stages, including depression. The depression stage of grief is marked by sadness as the reality of the loss sets in. Signs of depression in this stage of grief include sadness, regret, ...

In this Huberman Lab Essentials episode, I explain the neuroscience of grief, including how the brain maps relationships ...

People so often confuse grief with depression. The field trip I organized to visit artist Amanda Filippelli’s public art installation in Pittsburgh, The Remembering Room had fewer participants than ...

August 30 marks National Grief Awareness Day, a significant observance that highlights the often-overlooked emotional impact of loss and emphasizes the importance of supporting people through the ...

Dr Pies: I'm delighted to have my colleagues, Dr Sid Zisook and Dr Kathy Shear, join me in a discussion of grief, depression, and some of the controversies surrounding these topics. Sid and Kathy, as ...

Prolonged sadness after the loss of a loved one nearly doubles the likelihood of death within 10 years, although the risk is ...

Is your client depressed or just grieving? Advisors often wrestle with this question as they sit across the table from someone who has recently lost a spouse, parent or child. You may see tears, hear ...

Grieving children need all the comfort they can get to preserve a parent's legacy as they try to navigate life without them.

Psychologists say some of life’s deepest grief comes not from losing people entirely—but from losing them while they’re still ...