For adults aged 18+

Grief questionnaire

Grief can be difficult to put into words. A questionnaire can help you describe your experience of loss and its effect on daily life.

What does it cover?

  • Feelings connected with the loss
  • Adjusting to life after bereavement
  • Daily activities and connection with others

Grief does not follow one timetable. This preview does not establish prolonged grief disorder or judge how you should grieve.

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About this questionnaire

PG-13 and PG-13-R are being considered for this page. These forms focus on prolonged grief symptoms, with specific requirements about timing and context. The appropriate version must be chosen before offering a full questionnaire.

Read the questionnaire source

A questionnaire can describe experiences. A qualified professional considers your history, health and circumstances when assessing them.

Questions about this test

Does a grief questionnaire judge whether my grief is normal?

No. A questionnaire should help describe your experience without setting a universal timetable for grief.

What do the proposed PG-13 measures explore?

They focus on prolonged grief symptoms. Version, timing and context matter when interpreting them.

Can I use the report in a conversation about support?

Yes. A report can help you explain what has been difficult, but it does not replace an assessment.

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