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Surviving job loss.

The initial response to a job loss is often shock, and one’s immediate focus is on the negative consequences (anger, stress, lost wages, uncertainty, fear of the unknown future, feeling unappreciated, wanting to get even). The job loss affects every aspect of your life and it is difficult to see any positives or opportunities created by this crisis. Mostly, you are struggling with uncertainty and wondering how you will get through the day, let alone the next month or longer.