Losses happen in the lives of each of us. Having lost a loved one, a person experiences grief, which often becomes a difficult test for him. What is grief and how does it happen? Where does normal grief end and pathological grief begin? What is psychological help for a grieving person and how to provide it? How do children grieve and how should an adult behave towards a child who has lost a loved one? The reader will find answers to these and many other questions in this book. For practicing psychologists and psychotherapists, it will become a companion and assistant in working with grieving people. The book is also intended for teachers, doctors, ritual and social service workers, and a wide range of readers who want to better understand the essence of grief and ways of recovery after loss.