How Music Helps Me Cope with Death Anxiety
When close family members died in quick succession, Aidan Furlong developed death anxiety. He explains how music helps him cope
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How Silence Supports Us in Times of Grief
When dealing with grief people often rush to fill the silence. But says therapist and author Annie Broadbent, sometimes silence is just what's needed
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Should We Welcome Death in Our Lives?
A more peaceful relationship with our own mortality has the potential to improve our daily lives, says author Frank Ostaseski
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End of Life Care: Why it Should be Everyone’s Concern
To mark Dying Matters Awareness Week (May 8-14), Michelle Brown, Deputy Head of Department for Healthcare Practice, explains why everyone – young or old – should make sure they know what end of life care planning involves
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OCD and Irrational Thoughts: There is a Life Beyond
By describing the months she spent treating OCD-sufferer Mark, therapist Helen Mayor explains how obsessive-compulsive disorder can affect people in their daily lives
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How Prince Harry Was Helped by Bereavement Counselling
Prince Harry opens up to Telegraph's Bryony Gordon about why he sought bereavement counselling almost 20 years after the death of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales
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Manchester by the Sea: Why Some People Just Can’t Beat It
Manchester by the Sea is a movie that bears witness to the pain of loss and struggle with addiction writes therapist Jacqueline Palmer
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Missing Loved Ones at Christmas
Christmas can be a painful time of year if loved ones are missing. Therapist Julia Bueno posts on coping with bereavement in the party season
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We Need to Celebrate the Lives of Loved Ones After Death
Going to memorial tributes for two former colleagues and friends has Louise Chunn thinking of how and when we should celebrate the lives of people we have lost
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When a Loved One is Dying
There are many contrasting feelings – sadness, guilt, anger – that enter our lives when a loved one or close family member is dying. Therapist Vicky Mould suggests ways to help you cope
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