We are two elderly ladies who have been blest to express in verse form, what we see around us in the wonders of creation. We both love the countryside and enjoy nature in every form and it is amazing what a few moments of contemplating what is around us, can do to calm the spirit and give fresh insight to go on when life seems to be more than we can cope with. May the inspiration we have been given help every reader to find that something more that is waiting for everyone who seeks. All proceeds from the sale of this book goes to charity.

Seeing God in His Creation

Religion & Spirituality

Bruce, Elizabeth J.

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Bruce (a counseling psychologist) and Schultz (public health, LaTrobe University) offer advice for counselors whose clients suffer persistent grief and continual disappointment. They suggest 14 therapeutic principles to help clients preserve their identity, regain control, and acknowledge the significance of the loss. They also describe the emotional, developmental, and behavioral factors that determine individual responses to loss. Complexities in the grieving process are also examined. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)</p>

Nonfinite Loss and Grief: A Psychoeducational Approach

Self-Help

Schultz, Cynthia L.

Death & Grief

Paul H. Brookes

This practical and compassionate book challenges the idea that the grieving process is the same regardless of the nature of the loss. The authors distinguish 'nonfinite loss', including disability, chronic and degenerative illness, divorce, infertility and childhood abuse, from bereavement types of loss. Because this grieving process can be especially complex, counsellors need to know how to provide therapy that recognises and addresses the particular needs of the individuals experiencing non-finite loss. Throughout this groundbreaking volume, caring professionals will* investigate the emotional and behavioural factors that shape responses to loss,* understand how complex grief can be when the nature of the loss forestalls a socially recognised right to grieve, and* explore specific therapeutic methods through realistic case studies that examine the grieving process of numerous individuals.Nonfinite loss cannot be reversed, but individuals can adapt by building emotional resilience and acknowledging and legitimising their feelings. With Nonfinite Loss and Grief: A Psychoeducational Approach, professionals will have the background, tools, and strategies to help clients reach these crucial goals and learn to manage and live with their loss.

Parenting & Relationships

Jessica Kingsley Publishers

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