Archive for the ‘Grief Counseling’ Category

 

Aging on the Suncoast 2012 – Julie Douglass – Suncoast Hospice Caregiver Information – www.SuncoastHospice.org/caregivers Julie Douglass, RN, and director of palliative care at Suncoast Hospice was a guest on Aging on the Suncoast a show presen…

 

River House: From iPads to computers and much more

Filed under: hospice grief counseling

Grief Support Group: This complimentary support group led by Sheri Wallace, bereavement counselor, Community Hospice, is open to anyone grieving the death of a loved one. The group meets from 12:30 to 2 p.m. on the fourth Friday of each month. It meets …
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Weiss shares stories from throughout history in 'Myths and Mysteries'

Filed under: hospice grief counseling

 

Camarillo Hospice Memorial Service May 2012.mov – Camarillo Hospice Community Memorial Service at the Donohue Healing Garden, St. John’s Pleasant Valley Hospital, Camarillo, CA, May 31, 2012.

 

Community Services for April 21

Filed under: grief counseling center

BEREAVEMENT MANAGEMENT/GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP, provided by Gadsden Regional Hospice, meets at 2 p.m. every Tuesday in the offices of Gadsden Regional Home Health and Hospice in the Attalla Industrial Park, No. 82 Industrial Blvd. For …
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Mother of overdose victim starts Indiana support group chapter

Filed under: grief counseling center

She recently helped start a local chapter of GRASP — Grief Recovery After a Substance Passing — with the intent of forming a circle of support for those dealing with the death of a loved one as a result of drugs or alcohol. “I feel like I'm honoring …
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Question by Unsilenced Lioness: Jehovahs witnesses: How do you reconcile Jesus being referred to as “Eternal Father” in Isaiah?

For a child will be born to us, a son will be given to us;
And the government will rest on His shoulders;
And His name will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,
Eternal Father, Prince of Peace.

Best answer:

Answer by Lynn
What is there to reconcile? The guy gave his opinion and I have no objection to it. Reconcile it with what?

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The comfort of hospice

Filed under: death and dying counseling

She stated that many dying people have such a request because they have a hard enough time letting go of everything in their lives, from the accumulated "stuff" to the pets and the people. It is too difficult for them to die when their loved ones are …
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Grief and Depression- School Project – This is my school project based on Grief and Depression where we had to reference it back to the Iliad:)

 

Suicide's aftermath strains even most faithful

Filed under: depression grief

Mental disorders, especially depression and alcoholism, are a leading cause. Suicide's social stigma coupled with fear, embarrassment, grief and spiritual misunderstanding may contribute to our inability to address helpful solutions. But, increasingly …
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Painfully honest, artful homage to wife's death

Filed under: depression grief

But this depression is countered by Barnes' skill and guile in recycling ideas and phrases, motifs that bounce about and recur in startling new contexts until by the end they hold together a book that is at once airy and dense, frivolous and morose …
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Coping with the loss of a pet – Dr. Eric Bregman discusses coping with the loss of your pet with noted psychologist Tom Ferraro, PhD.

 

Farewell to Mindy

Filed under: grieving the loss of a pet

People who have never had pets are likely to find it difficult to understand the grief you feel for the loss of your dog or cat, but this is a perfectly normal sentiment and you should allow yourself time to grieve your loss, just as you would with a …
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Dr. Mike Addresses Money, Education and Pet Death for April

Filed under: grieving the loss of a pet

Question by andrea H: How can I discipline my one year old?
My one year son is my life! I love him to death. Me and my Fiance’ are having a bit of a issue. He Hits, Bites, Pinches, Kicks, Bangs his head up against the wall/floor/whatever if he doesn’t get his way. Maybe we have spoiled him too much? I dont know. He is a complete angel the other half the time. This is getting absolutely out of control. Mom’s please give me advice. Preferably those who have been in this situation. Help!!

Best answer:

Answer by brittanies
Kids can be very frustrating to discipline, especially so young because they are having such a hard time communicating.
As horrible as it sounds, my daughter had bit me once or twice when she was about one. I bit her back (very lightly, just to show her it hurts) and she stopped doing it. He may not understand that some of the things he’s doing are hurtful to others. I’m not saying hit him anytime he hits you, it’s just one tactic then can help sometimes.