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Managing Loss During Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)

 Managing Loss During The Pandemic By Erin Wiley on Live Happy Podcast


Erin Wiley, MA, LPCC, is a Clinical psychotherapist at, and the Executive Director of The Willow Center, a counselling practice in Toledo, Ohio. She leads a team of twenty other therapists in their goal of meeting the counselling needs of the people and families of Northwest Ohio & Southeast Michigan. The clinical focus of her therapy work is marriage, family, parenting, and relationships. She has extensive training in marriage counselling from the Gottman Institute, located in Seattle, Washington. Her most recent area of research involves the study of the management and regulation of emotion as it pertains to mental health. Let's start:-


Image by Christo Anestev from Pixabay 


  • We categorize grief with the loss of marriage, pregnancy or death of someone.

  • But there are some others too as much painful as divorce.

  • Erin facing the loss of graduation and couldn't meet clients during this pandemic.

  • Parents don't want upset children because they make them angry and bad parents.

  • Erin always advises patients that people suffering and grieving globally. People don't realize it.

  • We have to go to the mall picking up mask and sanitizer.

  • We losing freedom and so many things happening that we never imagined could happen.

  • If you have children like teenagers they are little edgy and irritated like others.

  • They lost graduation and studies during this COVID 19 and it's important to talk to them.

  • Children missing going to the mall and meeting friends.

  • Erin tries to be open to letting people share their experiences.

  • Inviting them from words like you are just 15 and how do you feel about this pandemic.

  • By sharing the experience we can learn a lot about people and their feelings.

  • Why people getting angry on social media?

  • Such a great question.

  • Erin lost a client and it's so hard for her to losing someone unexpectedly. 

  • She got really upset and it leads her to social media.

  • People want to reveal their feelings.

  • No one is around to listen to the world is so busy in itself.

  • People go to social media to complain about the things that they can't in real life.


I hope you loved this post and how people getting suck in COVID 19. How people behaving with each other. We not only lost our loved ones during this pandemic but also lost opportunities. Please subscribe to this blog for future receiving future posts directly to your mailbox. I request you to share this post with 5 of your friends. It helps people finding this blog online.



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Y. K. Sikri




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