The life review process, grounded in developmental psychology, involves examining your full history to understand how you became yourself—recognizing patterns, resolving conflicts, and locating meaning in the arc you've lived. This practice transforms isolated memories into a coherent narrative.
The life review process is a structured psychological approach, originally developed for end-of-life care, in which a person systematically revisits and reflects on the arc of their life to find coherence, meaning, and resolution. It transforms scattered memories into a narrative that honors what was lived and what was lost.
This process is deeply valuable in grief work because loss often disrupts the sense that life has meaning or direction. AI tools can guide you through structured life review sessions, help you organize stories and memories into coherent collections, and generate reflective questions that surface insights you might not reach on your own.
Peri can explain this concept, give practical examples, help you decide whether it applies to your situation, or recommend a journey if appropriate.
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