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American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
In correlation with a child's maturity, it is always important to be honest with children regarding death. Child grief and bereavement needs to be addressed and treated honestly. #childbereavement
Sometimes adults minimize the depth or complexity of emotions that children of various ages can experience, especially when it comes to the loss of a loved one.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
There are many myths regarding child and adolescent bereavement. This article looks at a few months. #bereavementofchildren
Depression and anxiety ar common in modern life. Given the sensitive biology of highly sensitive people, they may be even more common among HSPs. What are the causes?
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Does St. John Wort help with grief and depression? This article takes a deeper look at how this herb works and helps people face grief. #trainingingriefcounseling
Q: I recently looked into hospice care for a loved one and found that we would receive care from a “team” of professionals, including a social worker. I don’t know
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Social workers in hospice provide a special pastoral care to dying patients. Their role is extremely important. A certification in pastoral care can also play a huge role in bettering their understanding of the dying process. #careofthedying
On July 8, 1926, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross was born in Zurich, Switzerland. Her research and writing on dying, death and grieving reshaped public perception.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
So many years later, Elisabeth Kubler Ross remains a constant in the care of the dying. If you are interested in learning more about pastoral care of the dying, then please review the program. #courseinpastoralcare
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
#petlossrecovery #grievingfromthelossofapet #helpwithpetloss Do you need help with pet loss? Pet loss recovery is an often misunderstood field. It is easy to overlook the fact that grieving from the loss of a pet can be just as painful as losing a human family member. If you know anyone or would just like to read up on the subject please check out this link.
Oliver & Eggleston Funeral Establishment in Farmville, Virginia has been offering the unusual option for two months... but so far no takers, the director said.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
New ideas in funeral service are emerging everyday as the demands and needs of people change. Funeral service associates can offer a variety of plans to the bereaved. #funeralassociateservices
Last week I wrote about children and loss, having unearthed our children's old mouse house.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
The loss of a pet is usually the first experience a child has with grief. It is a sad moment but also a great teaching fact of life for children to learn to cope with grief and understand the nature of death. #petlossgriefcounseling
Have you been feeling depressed lately? You should take a few minutes to go over this article and learn more about depression.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Depression affects many Americans. Do you know how to deal with? This article discusses what depression is and how to deal with. If you are interested in learning more about counseling depression and grief, then please review the program. #counselinggrief
Death of a Pet is both a loss and an opportunity.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
#deathofapet #traininginpetlossgrief #painfrompetloss Dealing with the death of a pet is an emotional time. Training in pet loss grief can help with the recovery due to the pain from pet loss. However can this also be an opportunity? There are millions of animals currently in shelters with no loving home or anyone to take care of them. Opening your heart to a new pet can give these poor animals a second chance at a loving home.
The Speciality of Palliative Medicine affirms life and regards dying as normal.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
An excellent article on death and dying. The conclusion is best said that death should not be seen as a medical event but a social experience that is not failure or defeat but part of life #griefcounselingeducation
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Scans of the brain can help doctors see what type of grief therapy is best for depressed people; Whether talk therapy or medication? #grieftherapy
Healing Pet Loss provides comfort and support to help cope with grief and heal after after the loss of a pet
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Healing from pet loss can be a hard time. Losing a close member of your family like a pet is never easy. It is good to know that there are pet loss grief support communities online to help give advice and be shoulders to cry on if needed. |
The National Association of Funeral Directors (NAFD) has created a practical guide to support the bereaved after the death of a loved one.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Bereavement support is critical for people trying to overcome chronic grief. This article looks at practical ways to support the grieving. #bereavementcounseling
Whether you lose a loved one to disease, war or a natural disaster, grief is the unwanted visitor that comes knocking at your door.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Can grief become bad for your health? This article looks at how grief and bereavement can effect health. #trainingingriefcounseling
Watching Alexis Walker, with a broad smile on her face, cantering across a field on a horse, it is hard to believe she is in the middle of a grief therapy session, but that's what is happening.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Children can turn to anything when coping with grief. One way children cope with grief is through animals. This article looks at how horses are helping children heal from loss. #childandadolescentgriefcounseling
Whether you lose a loved one to disease, war or a natural disaster, grief is the unwanted visitor that comes knocking at your door.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
While shortterm grief is natural, long term grief can be detrimental to our health and wellness. Depression and other pathological disorders can erupt from complicated grief. #coursesingrieftraining
Tom died in his sleep on Friday, 5 October, 2007. He was 14. Unusually, he had felt unwell and been diagnosed with a virus the day before. I checked on him in the morning, glad he'd been catching up on his rest.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
The greatest pain, suffering and loss is a parent's grief over a death of a child. Bereavement therapy is usually required for this painful loss as the parent attempts to regain some sense of a normal life--but the reality is the pain never really goes away and that is part of the adapation--moving on with the pain. #griefandbereavementcounseling
Fight stress with foodIt seems that more people than ever are mentally unstable.Depression, anxiety, violence, irrational and anti-social behaviour are escalating in our society. Research published in the medical journal, Biological Psychiatry...
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
#foodsforstressrelief #holisticstressremedies #naturalrelieffromstress Did you know there are foods for stress relief? It is true. There are holistic stress remedies you can use to combat your stress. Foods that are rich in B vitamins and Magnesium are excellent ways to receive natural relief from stress.
New York, NY (PRWEB) July 02, 2013 The experiences of loss and grief are present in the arena of life.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
The loss of a loved one has a rippling affect on a person. Every aspect of the person's life can be changed. The more dependent, the worse the situation. Bereavement counselors can help. #programinbereavementcounseling
Giles Fraser: In the absence of faith, death cafes can provide a space for us to talk about what a good ending might be
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
It is healthy to discuss death instead of avoiding the topic. Those who avoid it will only become more scared of it in the end and leave other people in the dark about their ultimate wishes after they are gone. We need to have a healthy respect for the topic of death and discuss it with family and friends. If you are interested in learning more about death, then please review our program in grief counseling.
There's debate as to whether animals comprehend loss of life the way humans do, but when we see photos like this, the answer seems crystal clear.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
#howpetsgrieve #petssufferfromgrief #counselinginpetloss Pets suffer from grief just like humans do. How pets grieve is no different from us. They miss their friends and wonder where they have gone. Counseling in pet loss also shows that pets will lose appetite, won't sleep or can seem depressed.
Society may minimize the loss of a pet, but Gulfside Regional Hospice is looking to raise awareness.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Grieving over the death of a pet is hard. It is a very emotional time. Losing a pet is just like losing a family member. That is why there are pet loss support groups available to help. Some of society might minimize this loss, so it is our job to raise awareness.
Tera Hamby's comment,
June 26, 2013 10:46 AM
A few years ago we lost 3 dogs that had been in our lives for almost 2 decades, in a short period of time and we were absolutely devastated. The only things that really kept us going was the support we got from online groups and their members who had gone through the same grieving process with their own pets.
We all have a course marked out for us and a race to run to the finish. We don't know how long this race is going to be; we never know when our lives will end. So we need to be ready, and we need to run our race well.
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
There is a lot of stress on the loss of a father for Father's Day but there is also a recipocal pain; the loss of a child. Grief Counseling sometimes is important for fathers who have loss a child especially as Father's Day reminds them of their fatherhood. #griefcounselingprogram
American Institute Health Care Professionals's insight:
Pastoral care of the dying must always seek to preserve life in all ordinary circumstances. Pastoral care is about helping the person live life to the fullest, not ending it prematurely. It is about accepting the pain that is within the ordinary circumstances before death that medication cannot ease. It is not about escapism but redemption. #pastoralcaregiver |
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Talking to children about the concept of death and dying can be dawnting. Read on for some helpful tips on how to do this.....