The Grieving Brain: A neuroscientist's guide to our brains through loss -

There’s a lot happening in our brains as we experience grief-and Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor has dedicated her career to using neuroscience to understand the grieving brain better. Hear from the author at this livestream event about her book, 'The Grieving Brain,' which explores the neuroscience behind this profound human experience.
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Prakash Keegel near Melbourne, Australia

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thank you

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I have post traumatic stress disorder and it’s from my past, and I really don’t want to talk about my past because that’s what triggers it I take medication for it which helps. I also listen to music which also helps but sometimes I still have a breakthrough am I doing the right thing to help myself

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There's some things that science is not meant to explain..

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Can grieving a wife interfere with seeking a new partner?

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VERY much so my friend. 💔