Navigating Loss and Grief

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Navigating Loss and Grief

Psychotherapist Dr Patrice Douglas explores the topic of loss and grief, looking at the different forms of loss that can lead to grief, the complexities of the grieving process and how there is no one way of grieving and offers tools to support your grieving process.

Dr Patrice Douglas

Dr Patrice N. Douglas, LMFT, is a Licensed Psychotherapist and Doctor of Psychology based in Southern California. She is the owner of Empire Counseling & Consultation located in multiple states, She specializes in many subsets of psychology, including anxiety, addiction, relationship health, and multicultural issues. Her world view and understanding of Black and brown issues has stationed Patrice as a leading expert whose words and work is referenced by such publications as Forbes, Cosmopolitan, VICE, Oprah Magazine, HelloGiggles, and many others. She was featured in Cosmopolitan as one of the Black Relationship Experts to follow on Instagram @thepatricenicole

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