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- Healing Hearts: The Transformative Power of Qigong in Grief Recovery - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2024 from Kay FontanaGrief is a universal experience that touches us all at some point in our lives. The process of mourning a loss, whether it be the passing of a loved one, the end of a relationship, or a significant life change, can be overwhelming and challenging. In times of grief, finding solace and healing ...
Views: 145 - Navigating the Journey of Loss: The Uniqueness of Losing a Spouse - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2024 from Kay FontanaLosing a spouse is a profoundly personal and emotional experience that reshapes every aspect of our lives. This significant loss brings with it a unique set of challenges, emotional complexities, and unexpected transitions. By exploring the multifaceted nature of this journey, we can shed light ...
Views: 136 - The Many Ways to Pay Tribute to a Loved One - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2024 from Kay FontanaThe other day, I had a conversation with someone who was looking to do something meaningful to honor a loved one who had passed away, particularly due to unresolved emotions stemming from the relative's funeral. I've put together a list of ideas that I really felt compelled to share with ...
Views: 144 - Honoring Legacies: Reflecting on Celebrities Who Die - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2024 from Kay FontanaWhen celebrities die, there is often an outpouring of emotions exhibited on social media. We have seen this on many occasions with the recent deaths of Toby Keith, Carl Weathers, Matthew Perry, and Jimmy Buffett, just to name a few. Celebrities often play significant roles in our lives as ...
Views: 139 - Healing from the Loss of a Beloved Pet - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2024 from Kay FontanaAs my dear companion, Yoda, approaches his 13th birthday in three months, I am confronted with the inevitable sadness that will accompany his passing one day. The signs of aging on his face serve as a poignant reminder, despite the playful spirit he retains in his senior phase. Memories of our ...
Views: 134 - The Benefits of Energy Healing in Grief Recovery - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2024 from Kay FontanaGrief is a profound and intricate emotional journey that can impact every facet of our being, from our mental and emotional state to our physical well-being. While the process of grieving is deeply personal and can vary greatly from person to person, many individuals find solace and support in ...
Views: 146 - Debunking the Myths About the 5 Stages of Grief - by Submitted on Mar 25, 2024 from Kay FontanaGrief is a deeply personal and complex experience, one that defies simple categorization or linear progression. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's 5 Stages of Grief - denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance - have become widely known, shaping many people's understanding of the grieving ...
Views: 138 - How Loneliness Affects Your Health And Well-Being - by Submitted on Jan 11, 2024 from Sarah AndersonLoneliness significantly increases your risk of mental and physical decline and premature death, especially in the elderly. Loneliness can be a death sentence. Loneliness causes feelings of sadness, emptiness, disconnectedness, and pain, and can leave you anxious, stressed, depressed, and ...
Views: 189 - How To Manage Grief From The Loss Of A Loved One - by Submitted on Jan 11, 2024 from Sarah AndersonWhen we lose someone we love, we go through a complex grieving process. Often, the pain of loss can feel overwhelming. You may go from shock to anger and denial, to disbelief, resentment and guilt, to profound sadness and depression, from great remorse and loneliness, and finally ...
Views: 183 - MAMA - by Submitted on May 27, 2023 from Dr. Sonara Carter-BarberMAMA The love you had for me Every day, I could see You left me a blueprint to live I use it daily to survive Oh how, I wish we could chat I have so much to share Oh how, I miss your care There’s no one who compare This year you’re gone 4 years I cannot hold back the tears Songs of ...
Views: 298 - Mother's Blueprint - by Submitted on May 27, 2023 from Dr. Sonara Carter-BarberMother’s Blueprint The role of a mother is critical. One cannot deny the influence they have on their children. April 28th was the fourth anniversary of my mother’s passing. Time has helped to heal part of my crushed heart. I am determined to celebrate her regardless of the pain. The day ...
Views: 313 - GUNS IN AMERICA --The Time Is Now! - by Submitted on Dec 31, 2022 from Dr. Sonara Carter-BarberThis month (May 2022), I have another lump in my throat and a knot in my stomach. The pain is deep for me and hundreds of others who are tired. We are tired of turning on the television or hearing on the internet of another shooting. The Buffalo and Uvalde shootings hit me especially hard. It ...
Views: 354 - Is the crystal ball uk a good choice of reading? - by Submitted on Dec 11, 2021 from Pearls of WisdomIs the crystal ball uk a good choice of reading?Why do people have crystal ball readings? It often depends on how seriously a person takes their life. Some can be very laid back and leave it to luck to sort out their aspirations and problems - of course, those are usually the ones whose life ...
Views: 473 - Consoling Soul: Healing from Heartbreak - by Submitted on Sep 02, 2021 from Jennifer RegularHeartbreak is brought on from the death of a loved one, broken dreams, separation from a loved one whether romantic or close friend/relative, the state of the world, abandonment, or seeing harm done to an animal, human, or forests. In fact it can be brought on by many more situations not yet ...
Views: 576 - The Face of Grief - by Submitted on Sep 01, 2021 from Veronica HislopNine months after the death of my mother I was finally able to cry. To say that I was not grieving would have been an understatement. You just would not have seen it on the outside. Nevertheless, my inner turmoil was real. It happened unintentionally and unexpectedly. I was just listening to ...
Views: 491 - How to Take Care of Your Mental Health When Going Through Hard Times - by Submitted on May 17, 2021 from Dixie SomersLife is unpredictable and full of ups and downs. Today you are happy, and the next day things turn upside down and cause frustrations, anxiety, or even depression in the long run. Fortunately, there are ways to deal with mental health and get over the situation quickly. Here is what to ...
Views: 521 - Get paid £60 per hour advising clients on their relationships - by Submitted on Apr 18, 2021 from Pearls of WisdomYes you can do this - if you have spare time and can do with more money, a lot more money coming in. The beauty of it is that you are working online from wherever suits you, so you can work from home if you prefer. This saves you travelling and travelling expenses, plus the expense of having an ...
Views: 581 - Common Types of Wrongful Death Suits and How to Tell if Your Case Qualifies - by Submitted on Apr 01, 2021 from Anita GinsburgDeath is always a tragedy, but it becomes particularly difficult when the death was caused by or could have been prevented by someone. When you lose a loved one, you may be able to file a wrongful death suit against the person or organization responsible. This can be used to recover compensation ...
Views: 630 - Dear Dr. Romance: What I fear has happened the second time round - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2021 from Tina TessinaDear Dr. Romance: I hope you can help me. My boyfriend passed away two years back... We were pretty much engaged, living together and everything. I thought i was over the whole thing, but now I know I'm not. A month back, or so.. i was seeing a man, and today i found out he had ...
Views: 771(1 vote) - Dear Dr. Romance: I Still Miss Him Terribly - by Submitted on Dec 29, 2020 from Tina TessinaDear Dr. Romance: My husband/best friend crossed-over a few years ago and I still miss him terribly. I think of him every day and his essence is always with me. I am still in love with him and cannot imagine having a relationship with another man. At this time, however, I have two ...
Views: 759(1 vote) - Grief During the Holidays | 5 Tips for Healing and Finding Joy - by Submitted on Nov 20, 2020 from Annette Hines“Happy” holidays? Let’s face it… the holidays can be the hardest time of the year by a longshot after you’ve lost someone dear to you. In a time where friends and family are meant to gather together, it’s all too easy to focus on the one face that’s missing from the picture. To top it all ...
Views: 700 - Loss: Does Today’s Highly Masculine Society Make It Harder For Someone To Grieve A Loss? - by Submitted on Nov 19, 2020 from Oliver JR CooperAlthough experiencing a loss is part of the human experience, working through a loss is not something that is generally seen in the same light. As a result of this, it can be normal for someone to experience loss and then to carry on as normal. They could then have lost a family member, their ...
Views: 707 - Crisis in the World - by Submitted on Nov 13, 2020 from Pearls of WisdomHave any good things come from the virus situation? It is an awful situation and there have been many deaths, upset, worry and chaos caused by it, but perhaps there are one or two good bits that come from it - the silver lining in the clouds. Perhaps we have learned about patience, ...
Views: 701 - Work Online - Help this with Heartache - by Submitted on Nov 05, 2020 from Pearls of WisdomPlease only come to us about this job if you are seriously interested and are able to give us at least ten hours each week... there is no expense to you and you do not need any relevant work experience but you do need to be kind and caring. Due to the virus becoming so devastating and ...
Views: 735 - Coping with Loss in Pandemic: 5 Keys for Healthy Grieving - by Submitted on Aug 28, 2020 from Dr. Bradley NelsonNew research predicts 1.7 million Americans will be grieving close family members by the end of August due to the pandemic. Many others are grieving lost jobs, lost time with family and friends, lost celebrations such as graduations, and loss of “normal” life. For every person who dies of ...
Views: 903 - Dr. Romance on Dating after Loss - by Submitted on Jun 19, 2020 from Tina TessinaGrief is an essential life skill -- knowing how to survive grief means feeling safe to take another risk, and grieving actually expands one's capacity to love.Expression of grief, and respect for the dead, is very important to the grieving process. A symbol of grief for the loss of one ...
Views: 950(1 vote) - How to Overcome Chronic Grieving After the Loss of a Loved One - by Submitted on Mar 16, 2020 from Meghan BelnapThere are few things harder than losing someone you love. While some grieving is normal, some people do grieve chronically in a way that will negatively impact their lives. If you have found yourself or a loved one in such a situation, it's vital that you consider the tips below to overcome ...
Views: 896 - This is What is Embedded Inside Fear and Regret - by Submitted on Jan 15, 2020 from Sheryl PaulThis is a story about what happens when we forget to make room for grief around transitions. It’s a story that illuminates the heart of a highly sensitive person, and how easy it is to overlook and minimize the tenderness of our hearts. It’s a story of remembering my own medicine, and how easy ...
Views: 1051 - Navigating Grief with Help from a Rescue Pet - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2020 from Carol NovelloThe shape bereavement takes is unique to each person experiencing it. It depends greatly on who (or what) you lost and how you lost them. It cuts deeper and can be more difficult to process when a death is sudden, when someone takes their own life, or when you lose a child or the person (or ...
Views: 1000 - How Could You buy Medical Marijuana card Bonita springs - by Submitted on Jan 03, 2020 from MyFloridaGreen GreenWhat is medical marijuana Bonita springs and why is it so popular? Medical marijuana Bonita springs are needed for several purposes in Bonita springs and there are several good uses of it. You can use this drug as a basic requirement for several medicines which are being used in treating ...
Views: 1013 - Letting Go - by Submitted on Oct 17, 2019 from Lee OdescalchiWhen I look at people who have fulfilling lives, achieving what they want in work, enjoying satisfying relationships, and are just generally happy campers, they have something in common. They’re in a place of clarity which is so important to function at our best. What’s the difference between ...
Views: 970 - How to Effectively Channel Your Grief after Losing a Loved One - by Submitted on Oct 01, 2019 from Anica OaksLosing a loved one is never easy. No matter a person’s age or health, we always grieve when it is time to say goodbye. However, grief should be managed in a healthy way. Mourning too long can disrupt normal life and make it harder to recover. Ignoring or repressing grief can lead to depression ...
Views: 954 - Loss: Can The Need To Be Loyal Stop Someone From Being Able To ‘Move On’? - by Submitted on Sep 24, 2019 from Oliver JR CooperIt could be said that the loss of a loved one is one of the hardest things to experience on this earth. This can relate to a family member, a partner, a friend, and even a pet. When this takes place, someone can end up being mentally, emotionally and physically floored. It can be as if their ...
Views: 1007 - 3 Mindful Tips for Dealing with Grief - by Submitted on Aug 19, 2019 from Julie PotikerWhen we experience deep loss in life – whether from the death of a loved one or a “death” in some other area of our lives – grief is a natural response, and it looks different for everyone. From outpourings of sadness or anger, to feeling shut down and closed off, to the countless variations in ...
Views: 1396 - The Most Powerful Medicine to Soothe a Rupture of Anxiety - by Submitted on Aug 08, 2019 from Sheryl PaulLife moves along in flows and eddies. The more you attend to your inner world and heal the long-standing and deep-seated pain and trauma that live at the root of intrusive thoughts, the longer the stretches of eddies and the time you’ll stand amongst the reeds, flowing with the small moments of ...
Views: 985 - Remedies for Eco-Anxiety and Absorbing the Pain of the World - by Submitted on Jul 21, 2019 from Sheryl PaulThe topic of world and eco-anxiety seems to make the rounds in my practice every few months, and last week was one of those times. Between longterm clients, new clients, and course members, the theme was flooding the room. I’d like to break it down for you using the principles of my work to see ...
Views: 913 - 4 Self-Care Steps After Suffering an Unexpected Loss - by Submitted on May 22, 2019 from Meghan BelnapIf you've recently suffered an unexpected loss, know that this isn't something to gloss over or take lightly. You'll need to be intentional about your self-care, and it will take time to fully heal emotionally. Consider the following ways to implement a proper self-care routine to ensure that ...
Views: 951 - DWELLING AS CHANGE BRINGS PEACE - by Submitted on May 21, 2019 from Brenda ShoshannaWe all hold on to that which we love, or that which we feel makes us secure. There is an innate fear of loss and change. It could even be said that our entire lives consist of a struggle to hold everything together. We want things to be stable, remain exactly as they were. When change comes ...
Views: 4680(2 votes) - Sandwich Generation Tough Choices - by Submitted on Mar 28, 2019 from Christy YatesA few months ago, I was with a group of friends, and while talking with two women, I learned how one was now caring for her Mother In Law. It was a change in plans for her and her husband, and it meant putting some things on hold. The other friend talked about how her mother would likely come ...
Views: 952 - 3 Ways to Help Children through the Grieving Process - by Submitted on Feb 14, 2019 from Dixie SomersDealing with the death of a family member or friend can be difficult for adults. The grieving process can be even harder for children. Children may not grasp the finality of death as soon as someone dies. Their grieving process may not follow the same time frame or pattern as it does with ...
Views: 965 - Life After Divorce: 5 Tips to Help You Feel Normal Again - by Submitted on Jan 29, 2019 from Dixie SomersWhen the dust has settled on your divorce, you might wonder how to go about building a new life. While it's true that it takes time to start again after a divorce, there are things that you can do to help you feel normal again. Here are five tips to help you feel normal again after a divorce: ...
Views: 1036 - Dealing With Marriage Separation Pain: How To Cope With Separation From Your Husband - by Submitted on Oct 08, 2021 from Baker JackDealing With Marriage Separation Pain: How To Cope With Separation From Your Husband Today, I felt inspired to write about loneliness. Loneliness is a truly difficult emotion to deal with; it can arise unexpectedly and hit you really hard, slowly creep up on you and linger for months or years ...
Views: 1180 - The Art of Living in the Present - by Submitted on Jul 29, 2018 from Carmen HarraAfter my husband passed, a whirl of past and future danced in my mind. The sad movie of every memory we shared played endlessly: there he was on the night we met, the wildly handsome young man with a heavy mustache. Then we were waltzing on the dance floor of the restaurant he owned, stepping ...
Views: 1248 - The poverty is a symbol of backward society and country - by Submitted on Jun 14, 2018 from md rajiulahPoverty Wore goggles, the writer was sitting alone in the dhoti-kurta that suddenly his mind goes towards the poor villages. He is whispering in mind about poverty. What is the poverty?. How does the poverty increase?. How to finish it?. He lost his two hours for it. He comes out of his ...
Views: 1455 - Memories filled with regrets - by Submitted on Jun 04, 2018 from David HarmAs I have grown in years, I am ashamed of some of the things I have done. So ashamed that to mention them right now would take more than a simple story to explain. I’m not even sure if I could explain it all in a book. In fact, I’m not sure if I would even believe the explanation. What I ...
Views: 1311 - They Were Slowly Killing Themselves! - by Submitted on May 20, 2018 from Oliver JR CooperI recently heard about someone whose health was not in a good way, yet this was not something that had taken place overnight. What hadn’t helped was that they had been consuming things that had harmed their body and mind. This was something that had been going on for a number of years. So, ...
Views: 1214 - LOSS AND GREAT CREATOR’S ROLE IN OUR EXISTENCE - by Submitted on Jan 27, 2018 from Jennifer WebbLOSS AND GREAT CREATOR’S ROLE IN OUR EXISTENCE During these end/beginning, contrived and natural times, many are experiencing loss of many kinds on many levels, including grief of all sorts. As intelligent beings, we question why and how and where is God, our Great Creator. This experience ...
Views: 1681 - “I Didn't Know What It Was Like To Lose Someone!” - by Submitted on Jan 15, 2018 from Oliver JR CooperTowards the end of my time at school, I would work at a crematorium whenever I didn’t have to go in. There were times when I would tell people about what I did and their responses said a lot about the kind of job that I had. Of course, it wasn’t that these people found it strange that I was ...
Views: 1328 - Child Abuse: Why Would Someone Only Say Nice Things About Their Parents After They Have Passed on? - by Submitted on Jan 08, 2018 from Oliver JR CooperThere are likely to be a number of people out there who not only have plenty of good things to say about their parents now that they passed on, but who had good things to say about them when they were alive. When something like this takes place, it could be said that someone valued their ...
Views: 1578 - “I Felt Guilty After My Father Died!” - by Submitted on Nov 27, 2017 from Oliver JR CooperWhen my father had to go into hospital for a heart operation in 2011, I dropped him off at the hospital. And although there was a greater risk due to his age, I thought that he would soon be out. Before he went into hospital, it was clear that he wasn’t in a good way, but as he had been ...
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