What should we do with grief if we can't even talk about death?

The loss of a loved one is a profound experience that many face in their lifetime, often leading to deep emotional turmoil. Society's taboo surrounding death complicates the grieving process. In the series "A halál biztos," experts discuss the psychology of grief, the roots of this taboo, and how to communicate with the bereaved. Marta Selmeczi, a grief counselor who lost her two young children, shares her journey of processing her own grief and helping others. Her personal experience fosters trust among those she assists, as she understands their pain intimately. She emphasizes the difficulty of coping with such losses and the struggle to find meaning in life afterward.