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The loss of a loved one rocks your entire world, and the house you once occupied together now feels empty and quiet. You are flooded with memories around every corner, and you just can't seem to shake the feeling that at any moment, they'll walk through the front door. Moving might be the answer, but it is also one of those life decisions you are encouraged not to make for at least six months. However, once you've had time to truly grieve and you are able to take on all the tasks of moving without your sorrow draining you mentally, emotionally, and physically, moving is something worth considering.

Moving offers several mental health benefits that can help and encourage the grieving process. For starters, you'll get a brand new start in a fresh home and make new memories, as well as carry some of the old ones with you. You get the opportunity to switch up your lifestyle or maintain your old one with a lower mortgage. Plus, a new home and city bring opportunities for exploration and the promise of new friends. If moving is something you are thinking of taking on, these tips should help.