Minnie Dlamini mourns her brother during lockdown: 'Having work to distract me was the biggest blessing'

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Minnie revealed that she had been using work to distract herself from mourning her brother, Khosini and that the lockdown has forced her to

, professional psychologist and motivational writer Michelle Roya Rad said learning to cope is essential to be able to bounce back from the loss of a loved one. Here are 5 steps one could follow to deal with grief. According to Roya Rad, avoiding, suppressing or repressing these feelings will only make them feel more uncomfortable in the future if not processed at the right time.

Having a value system that brings about a sense of reassurance and trust in life and in something bigger than oneself can help one bounce back from a sad situation. This could be done through meditation, prayer, relaxation, quiet time or self-reflection.

 

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