Navigating Grief and Work as a Professional in Florida

Photo of a man looking out of a window looking sad. Are experiencing grief? With grief counseling in Broward County, FL you can begin processing your grief in a healthy way.

In a perfect world, you would be allowed to take paid time off from work whenever necessary. Especially after you experience some form of loss. Not only should you be allowed to, but your job should also encourage and support you in doing such a thing. Whether your grief and loss be due to…

  • the death of a family member, friend, romantic partner, child, or pet

  • being diagnosed with a serious medical/mental health diagnoses

  • a breakup, divorce, or separation

  • losing your home or living arrangement 

  • losing your job

  • losing yourself in a new role you’ve had to take on

    • whether that becoming a …

      • new parent

      • caretaker to your elderly parents

      • professional who feels consumed by their work

      • an adult who feels overwhelmed by grown-up responsibilities


You Deserve Time to…

Heal, Rest, & Grieve

Photo of a sad woman sitting at a table with her hand on her head. As a professional managing your grief at work can be hard. Learn from a grief therapist how you can begin managing your grief with grief counseling in Broward County, FL.

Unfortunately, we don’t live in a perfect world and most people have to keep working despite experiencing some form of loss. Even if you were to take some time off to grieve, that doesn’t mean your feelings just simply go away. Feelings such as…

  • Sorrow

  • Anger

  • Regret

  • Guilt

  • Pain

  • Loneliness

Eventually, you find yourself back at work, still experiencing grief. At first, you may find yourself smiling, laughing, and pretending to be okay. But you may not feel okay. Deep down, you may be experiencing an intense amount of emotional pain. And putting on a happy face around others at work, as if everything was okay, can get exhausting after a while. Especially while you’re still grieving. 

Grief Symptoms You May Be Experiencing

You may have bottled up all of your feelings while at work and saved the tears for when you got home. But now you may find yourself not being able to hold it in any longer. You may find yourself…

  • crying uncontrollably at work

  • getting irritated by every little thing about your coworkers, your boss, and the job itself

  • getting easily distracted

     

  • having a hard time focusing or paying attention to the tasks given to you 

  • feeling overwhelmed by all of your work responsibilities 

    • which could make you start to feel burned out and anxious on top of already dealing with grief

  • noticing your work performance beginning to suffer

    • which may be a reflection of just how much emotional distress you’re under due to your grief

  • feeling like you simply don’t have the energy to do your work anymore

  • wanting to isolate yourself from others

  • not wanting to show up to work at all

    • at least not in person

Photo of a sad woman sitting on the floor leaning against a bed crying. Are you a professional struggling to manage your grief at work, learn tips from a grief counselor. With grief counseling in Broward County, FL find support to manage your grief.

If you can relate to any of this, then it may be beneficial to receive some support from an online grief therapist in Florida. Along with receiving online grief counseling, I highly encourage you look into:

You Deserve Support While Grieving

You don’t deserve to feel so alone, especially while you’re processing your loss. You deserve to feel seen, heard, and empathized with you in your time of grieving. Allow me, a black male therapist in Florida to show up to support you as you navigate your grief. 

Online grief therapy could be just what you need to feel a sense of hope again. It could be just what you need to transition out of that place of darkness that you may have felt stuck in for days, weeks, months, and even years.

You deserve to experience joy, happiness, fulfillment, and so much more. Even in despite of your loss and all the emotions that may have come up along with it. By working with a grief therapist, you may come to see that so much is truly possible for you.

Photo of someone holding a black paper heart. Are your grief symptoms hard to manage when you're working? With grief counseling in Broward County, FL you can begin working on your symptoms in a healthy way.

So if you’re…

  •  an adult who's experienced grief

  • currently living in the state of Florida, USA

    • whether that be…

      • Fort Lauderdale

      • Miami

      • West Palm Beach

      • Broward County

      • or somewhere else

  • and are ready to start receiving some support from an online grief therapist 

… then feel free to get in contact with me to schedule a free 30-minute phone consultation

Photo of a smiling woman talking on her cell phone. Learn to break free from your grief symptoms at work with grief counseling in Broward County, FL.

How Can I Begin Online Grief Counseling in Broward County, FL?

If you're a hardworking professional struggling to manage your grief at work, then grief counseling may help. You don’t deserve to experience feeling stuck in a never ending state of grief and the effects that may have had on your job and overall well-being. Feel free to take the first steps towards a path that may lead to greater mental wellness by reaching out for support via online grief therapy today.


Begin Online Grief Counseling in Florida by following these 3 simple steps:

  1. Schedule a free 30-minute phone consultation

  2. Meet with online grief counselor, Darryon C Spencer

  3. Start receiving the support that you deserve as we work towards helping you cope with your grief.


Other Services offered by Darryon C. Spencer, LMHC

Darryon C Spencer, LMHC understands that you may be experiencing other mental health concerns which is why I also provide…

Therapy for Black Men and Women

Therapy for Burned Out Adults

Therapy for Grief and Loss

Therapy for Anxiety


Be sure to check out the FAQs and About Me pages to learn more about the therapeutic support I provide!


Be sure to check out the Blog page to read similar blog posts written by Darryon C. Spencer.

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