Erin L. George, MFT, holds a master’s degree in family therapy focusing on group dynamics in high-risk families. A court-appointed special advocate for children, she is passionate about helping families restore and find healthy connections.
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How to Deal with Grief & Coping Strategies for Comfort After Loss
Dealing with grief is a normal, often inevitable part of the human experience. And yet, knowing that inevitability doesn’t make the grieving process any easier. For many people, grief encompasses a wide range of emotions, from sadness and confusion to anger and guilt. Whether it’s triggered by the loss of a loved one, the endContinue reading "Erin George, MFT"
How to Compassionately Help & Support Someone Who is Grieving
No two people experience the grieving process in exactly the same way. Some mourners want to share their favorite memories of the deceased, while others prefer to manage their emotions in private. Since grief is different for everyone, it’s important to listen carefully when a bereaved person tells you what they need. Here’s how toContinue reading "Erin George, MFT"
Suicide Prevention Strategies & Protective Factors
As of 2022, suicide ranks among the top nine causes of death for people aged 10-64[1]. This worrisome statistic solidifies suicide as a major public health concern, highlighting the need for suicide prevention strategies and mental health support. If someone you know struggles with suicidal thoughts, understanding how to help can save a life. ThisContinue reading "Erin George, MFT"
Wills & Estate Planning for End of Life Preparations
Many people put off estate planning due to uncertainty about the future or discomfort with the idea of talking about death. Others believe that estate planning is only for the wealthy or that it costs too much to hire an attorney. The truth is that any adult can benefit from comprehensive end-of-life planning. Learn moreContinue reading "Erin George, MFT"