Navigating Grief Series
This week I met with psychologist, Dr. Rebecca Tuttle, to discuss grief. I often meet families during some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Handling legal matters when you are not a lawyer can be overwhelming in most circumstances but especially during a time of grieving. I wanted to better understand the grieving process so that we can support clients through more than just paperwork.
During the next few weeks we will learn how to navigate grief with the help of Dr. Tuttle in a 3 part series.
1st we will understand the 5 stages of grief;
2nd we will learn ways to support someone who is grieving; and
3rd we will learn how to care for ourselves while we are grieving.
Sincerely,
Silvia A. Brett
About Dr. Rebecca Tuttle:
Dr. Rebecca Tuttle is a licensed psychologist with a doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) and owner of Tuttle Psychology. She is licensed in the states of Florida and Colorado and authorized to practice interjurisdictional psychology in all PSYPACT states via telehealth. She specializes in grief and loss support and has completed specialized trainings in depression, anxiety, and grief. Click here to contact Dr. Rebecca Tuttle.
About Brett Legal:
Brett Legal, PLLC handles Probate and Estate planning throughout the state of Florida. Click here for more information.
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