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About Ligia Houben

Ligia Houben is a speaker and educator in the area of life transitions. She works with the bereaved, the person who needs to face a new stage in life, children of aging parents, or people searching for more meaning in their lives. She consults with individuals and corporations on life transitions and spirituality with the purpose of providing tools to transform losses and challenges.

Ligia obtained her B.A. from the University of Miami in Psychology and Religious Studies and a Masters Degree in Religious Studies and Gerontology from Florida International University. She also has a graduate certificate in Loss and Healing from St. Thomas University, a certificate in Thanatology and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Grief Counseling. Besides being a speaker, she is an author, coach, counselor and consultant. She is an adjunct professor of Kaplan University, Florida International University and Miami Dade College where she teaches courses on Ethics, Religion and Death and Dying. More…

Ligia is the author of the self-help book, “Transform your Loss: An Anthology of Strength and Hope.” This book contains “The Eleven Principles of Transformation™” which is a system that involves the emotional, spiritual, and cognitive aspects of the person as they face a transition or loss. Ligia created this system of transformation to help people transform their losses and change their lives.

Reach her through her website, http://www.ligiahouben.com.

Books by Ligia Houben

Transform Your Loss

By Ligia Houben
Publish Date: October 01, 2009
Formats: paperback
In just moments you could be acquiring a book that may change your life completely. We all go through losses... and we … More
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Posts by Ligia Houben

Ligia Houben

Counseling Hispanics Through Loss, Grief and Bereavement. | Post

I recently was interviewed on how Hispanics experience loss. Below is a transcript. SpringBoard: How would you say Hispanics may experience loss differently than non-Hispanics? LH: Losses are universal and grief is unique. We (Hispanics) bring our values and traditions to … Continue reading