Grief Counselling

There are many other events that can trigger feelings of grief including divorce, separation, loss of a role, injury, retirement, pregnancy, miscarriage, a child leaving home, changing residences, and so many others.

Feelings of grief or loss that are felt before the loss actually happens.

Having directly experience the loss of an individual close or far , recently or long-ago. 

This refers to the losses resulting from a death (direct loss). These are usually non-death losses like losses related to financial security, sense of self, a sense of purpose, and support systems.

loss that occurs without a significant likelihood of reaching emotional closure or a clear understanding. Eg. a loved one with mental illness, the person is alive but changed.
Ambiguous loss differs from ordinary loss in that there is no verification of death or no certainty that the person will come back or return to the way they used to be.

Loss experiences that are enduring in nature, usually precipitated by a negative life event or episode that retains a physical and/or psychological presence in an ongoing manner. Eg. the feeling of loss of someone who is alive but unavailable mentally or emotionally.

This occurs when an individual, experiences multiple losses either all at once or before processing an earlier loss.

Is when your grieving doesn't fit in with your larger society's attitude about dealing with death and loss.