Amy DeGurian, field education coordinator and lecturer in Pitt's School of Social Work who specializes in grief and loss, says feelings of grief may have crept in for people who survived the past year, even if they didn’t lose a loved one. We all have lost “a sense of normalcy, a sense of safety and a sense that the world makes sense,” she said. Read more in the Tribune Review.
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