The End of a Life
Posted on November 16, 2006 - by admin
Imagine the opening and closing of an oak roll top desk representing the opening and closing of life. If there is only one time to leave a first impression then […]
Read MoreImagine the opening and closing of an oak roll top desk representing the opening and closing of life. If there is only one time to leave a first impression then […]
Read MoreResolution by Pien Ris, MIM 19 From now on I will only speak with my own voice. Learn how to use it, in integrity with my self. Can only be […]
Read MoreDr. Heidi Horsley from the Family Guidance Program has been conducting workshops and discussions on sibling loss. Here is a recent article from issue 111 of TheLink newsletter of the […]
Read MoreThe well-known pioneer researcher Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross identified five states through which the dying patient goes. It is also true that the recently bereaved and the about to be bereaved […]
Read MoreMen grieve differently from women. Our cultural roles make it difficult for men to look for support, and harder again to accept it. Men are so often silent, solitary mourners […]
Read MoreNo one likes to think about illness and death, when we are well, we feel invincible and there is nothing that can prepare us for the shock and devastation of […]
Read MoreGrief and loss is a multifaceted counselling field based on the loss of someone or something. “Grief is our response to loss, particularly the death of a loved one. Grief […]
Read MoreWhat is it about Grief & Loss that upsets us so much? Is it the heavy duty emoting that we have to do to get through our suffering? Is it […]
Read MoreWhen we lose a loved one to death, it seems like everyone has a word to share. Regardless of the circumstances or the difficulty of the loss, each person has […]
Read MoreYoung people need as much time to grieve after the death of someone close, whether they show it or not. The most common issue for a parent is that the […]
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