Bereavement and Grief

Aug 01

Coping with the Prospect of Death

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I recently listened to a new song: Roger Ebert. I learned about the song from a Facebook post by the son of a man with a recently diagnosed deadly disease. The…

Oct 29

The Empty Chair Technique

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When I was a PhD student, a therapy instructor did something that I will never forget. First, she told us students that she had decided not to have a second…

Mar 06

What to Do With the Body of a Deceased Person

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Lots of people get cremated when they die. You know the saying: ashes to ashes. The family members of the deceased person then decide what to do with the ashes….

Dec 13

The Power of Acceptance

Posted by jmalouff | Bereavement and Grief, Coping, Emotions, Human Thinking and Behavior, Positive psychology, Well-Being | No Comments

You have heard of the Serenity Prayer? It suggests that a person solve problems where possible and accept that some problems cannot be solved. Accepting what can’t be changed is…

Nov 20

Responding to Rejection

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No one likes being rejected. Whether the rejection is social or professional, the rejection stings. Jack Canfield knows about rejection. His idea for a nonfiction book was rejected by 100…

Bereavement and Grief

Coping with the Prospect of Death

The Empty Chair Technique

What to Do With the Body of a Deceased Person

The Power of Acceptance

Responding to Rejection

Coping with the Loss of a Loved One

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