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Four Essential Logotherapy Questions to Deal with Grief
Imagine the dreadful consequences of the loss of a loved one for yourself, and for your children. Perhaps it may feel like life has lost its meaning, but it is precisely through journey of seeking and knowing the meaning in one’s life that an individual feels accomplished.
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Four Steps to Overcome the Loss of a Loved One
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention reports that “over 50 percent of all people who die by suicide suffer from major depression.” Death can trigger intense feelings of grief or depression, and knowing how to overcome them can be life-saving. Here are 4 steps that will help you overcome the loss of a loved one.
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How to Look After a Child who is Ill
Having a sick child is often a very stressful and upsetting experience. Your child may be having a very hard time feeling comfortable and dealing with pain, while you may be wondering if something is way too wrong. Don’t worry, here are five ways you can take care of your child:
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Five False Myths about Grief Busted
“The pain will go away faster if you ignore it”, is a line that a lot of us have heard from people when we have lost a loved one. The grieving period is a delicate stage of loss. When one is in such a fragil state, it is important to be informed and know how to identify myth from fact.
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Promotional Reports:
A Videogame to Cope with the Loss of a Loved one
Award-winning game developer Amy Green spoke at a TEDNYC Conference, February 2017. Green shared how developing That Dragon, Cancer helped her family heal after the loss of her youngest son, Joel Green, to terminal brain cancer. (Image: BagoGames via Flickr)
Marieke Poelmann Explains How to Find the Will to Live After Grieving The Loss of her Parents
Marieke Poelmann discusses how she has learned to cope with grief after the loss of her parents, all while becoming a stronger person (Foto: René Koster)
Bridget Park: How to Comfort a Grieving Teen
How to Comfort a Grieving Teen, is presented by author Bridget Park, at the University of Nevada, on February 1, 2014. Bridget Park lost her brother at a young age as a result of suicide. She explains what went wrong right after the death of her beloved brother, at which time she was almost a teenager. (Image: David Pereiras/Shutterstock.com)
How loss helped one artist find beauty in imperfection
November 2015 at TEDxIndianaUniversity, Painter Alyssa Monks talks about how her loss changed her art and the way that she sees her art. Starting off, Alyssa talks to us a bit about her background. She introduces us to the idea of her mother being a “super mom” always taking her to every art class near where they lived. She gives us a glimpse, a taste of her young art. Her first pieces of people in safe vulnerable states and places. (Image: crosswalk.com)