Beth Erickson, Ph.D.
Biography
Dr. Beth M. Erickson received her Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota. She then completed 2 years of postdoctoral training at The Family Institute of Chicago, which is part of Northwestern University.
She has written 2 books. Her first was Helping Men Change: The Role of the Female Therapist. Her second was Longing For Dad: Father Loss and Its Impact, which has also been published in the Czech and Chinese languages. She is working on her 3rd book, Aging Isn't For Sissies: Overcoming the Psychological and Spiritual Challenges To Vital Aging. In it, she discusses states unresolved losses as being a primary challenge to vital aging.
She conducts a therapy, coaching, and consulting practice in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area and by telephone nationally. Loss has been her primary clinical specalty for over 25 years.
Articles by Beth Erickson, Ph.D.:
Learn To Control What You Can
What You Cannot Control During End of Life Care
What Is Normal Grief?
What Is An Anniversary Reaction?
When Grief is Not Resolved
Are You Grieving, or Depressed?
Observing Grief
What Is Anticipatory Grief?
How to Grieve When You Need to Work, Caregive, and Live
The Daughter Track
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