Monthly Archives: July 2018

Photo by Cody King on Pexels.com Generally speaking, Christian counseling and secular counseling share the same desire:  to help people overcome their life problems.  Although Christian counselors … Source: What’s Different About Christian Counseling? – 214-460-2025

For author Laurie Burrows Grad, August 1, 2015, marked the day her life unalterably changed when her husband, Peter, died in her arms. “One minute he was laughing and happy, and the next minute he was gone,” she says of … Continue reading →

Jill Johnson-Young, LCSW will outline effective strategies for treating grief in this 2-hour continuing education web conference for mental health professionals. Source: Clinical Practices for Grief and Loss

Elaine Mansfield shares how Rilke’s poem, Pushing Through, helped her to manage the grief she felt with the loss of her husband. The poem gives testament to the fact that we can push through the grief into a transformation into … Continue reading →

Emily Parker interviews Donna Gibbs about her life as a counsellor, her book ‘Becoming Resilient’, and the role that God plays in her work. Source: Resilience: Donna Gibbs on finding a path through grief

Source: Talking To Your Child About Dying – Step One: Honesty – Family Lives On Foundation

Nurses may be able to help facilitate discussions between patients and physicians to give both parties a better understanding of each other’s goals and ultimately lead to better care. Source: Nurses Can Help Improve Patient-Physician Communication About End-of-Life Care

Source: Grief Digest Magazine : Grief Digest Articles : Article Library