Helping Parents with Loss – Looking At Myth 6 – Corporate Grief and Grief in the Classroom
Corporate Grief and Grief in the Classroom When working in Corporate America, let’s say you fall down and suffer a severely broken arm. You might get four to six weeks off work with disability pay. What happens when your mom dies, or your husband, or brother, or child? Nationally accepted average of time off What […]
Helping Parents with Loss – Looking At Myth 6 – Time Heals all Wounds
Myth 6 – Time Heals all Wounds This might be the single most dramatically inaccurate piece of mis-information that has been imposed on all of us. Like most false beliefs, this idea has a partial basis in reality. Recovery from loss and completion of emotional pain do happen within a framework of time. However, there […]
Grief and Recovery – Is it Possible? Yes!
Grief and Recovery Is this the first time you have seen these two expressions together? In modern life, moving through intense emotional pain has become such a misunderstood process that most of us have very little idea of how to respond to loss. Have you ever wondered, what does recovery from grief look like? Recovery […]
Helping Parents Helping Children with Loss – Looking At Myth 5 – Heard at Last
Heard at Last This story is about a nine-year-old girl, Brianna, and the time she felt heard by John James, the author of the book – When Children Grieve. John had been invited to use his experience with a well-known producer and a well-known director in a film project they were doing. they met at […]
Helping Parents Helping Children with Loss – Looking At Myth 5 – Keep Busy
Myth 5 – Keep Busy Let’s return to the mom from our first story – Monkey see Monkey do. This time it relates to her five-year-old daughter. This brings us to another loss- related myth. Well-meaning family and friends had advised the mom to keep busy. Mom had become a beehive of activity. She scheduled […]
