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Ambiguous Loss

Types of Ambiguous Loss

There are many types of ambiguous loss. Perhaps you can identify with one of the circumstances below:
  • Does someone close to you have Alzheimer’s disease or dementia?
  • Are you suffering a loss after divorce?
  • Is someone you love in a coma?
  • Do you know someone who is missing?
  • Are you living with someone who has an obsession and is detached from every day life?
  • Has the person you love been moved into a care home?
  • Are you living or working away from home and missing your family?
  • Has someone close to you had a stroke or brain injury?
  • Do you know someone with a terminal diagnosis such as cancer? 
  • Has someone who has been missing, died or been presumed dead?
  • Does someone you know have an addiction and you are finding it hard to cope?
  • Do you feel like running away or going missing?
  • Have you just left everything behind, after fleeing domestic abuse?
  • Have you had a miscarriage or stillborn loss? 
  • Has someone you know been ‘missing in action’?
  • Does your partner or spouse constantly travel or in the army?
  • Has someone who was previously missing, returned to your life?
  • Have you been affected by someone who has taken their own life?
  • Have your children left home and you are missing them?
  • Is chronic mental illness affecting your relationship with someone?
  • Are you a missing person and your life in limbo?
  • Does someone you love have a degenerative disease such as Parkinson's Disease, Huntington's Disease or Motor Neurone Disease?
  • Does someone who has been missing in your life, not want contact?
  • Is someone you know missing following a catastrophic tragedy, such as an accident or natural disaster?
  • Have you emigrated and are missing those back at home?
  • Are you unsettled now you are back at home, having previously been missing?
  • Is your life in limbo?
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  • Counselling
    • Ambiguous Loss Counselling >
      • Types of Ambiguous Loss
    • Domestic Abuse Counselling
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    • Single Session Therapy
    • Telephone Therapy
    • Online Therapy
    • Counselling FAQs
  • EFT Tapping
    • EFT FAQs
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  • Creations
  • About Chloe
    • Testimonials
    • In the media
  • Contact
    • Address and directions
    • Links for support