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Columbia Psychiatry study paves the way for treatment techniques to help people adapt to the loss of a loved one.
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U.S. NewsKatherine Shear, professor of psychiatry at Columbia, said that the escalating number of deaths—and the way people died—made grief more common and more talked about in the mainstream media.
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The New York TimesPsychiatry has added prolonged grief disorder to the latest edition of its diagnostic manual, based largely on the work of Columbia psychiatrist Katherine Shear.
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STAT NewsLack of contact and comfort from other people can slow the acceptance of the reality and meaning of a loss, and keep the intensity of grief “profound and at center stage,” Dr. Katherine Shear said.
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