The Temporary Nature of Grief
The article critiques the tendency to medicalize grief and mental health issues, arguing that society often overuses diagnostic labels and medical language for normal human experiences, which can lead to misunderstanding, self-diagnosis, and stigmatization. It emphasizes that grief and mental health are complex, culturally influenced, and not always pathological, advocating for a less medicalized and more human-centered approach to dealing with life's inevitable challenges.


