Grief is a natural response to loss of a loved one — but when sadness, longing, or emotional pain persist for more than several weeks, or so profound that interferes with daily life — it may become Complicated Bereavement (also known as Prolonged Grief Disorder).
At Resilience Psychiatry, we help individuals who feel “stuck” in grief find a path forward. Our care focuses on healing without forgetting — allowing patients to honor their loss while regaining stability, purpose, and peace.
When grief does not ease after six months and begins to disrupt daily life, professional support can help.
Treatment begins with a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation to understand your loss, history, and current symptoms.
Your plan may include:
Our goal is to help you find meaning, connection, and resilience as you move through grief.
Healing takes time — and sometimes, privacy.
We offer telepsychiatry sessions for patients in New York and Florida, allowing you to access care from the comfort of your own space.
We help you rebuild balance and hope while honoring your loss.
Normal grief gradually eases over time. Complicated bereavement persists and causes ongoing distress that interferes with daily functioning.
Yes. Grief-focused therapy can help you process emotions, accept loss, and reconnect with life while honoring your loved one.
Sometimes. Antidepressants or anti-anxiety medication may be prescribed to support recovery alongside therapy.
Resilience Psychiatry
Resilience Psychiatry, 46 NY-25A #4, Setauket- East Setauket, NY 11733, USA
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