|
|
|  | | Love After Loss: Writing The Rest of Your Story
Love After Loss is a blueprint on how to redesign your life after the loss of a partner from death, divorce or break-up in order to be able to find and welcome new love in a healthy and successful manner.
i>Love After Loss: Writing the Rest of Your Story /i>chronicles the author's journey as she moved through her young widowhood to find new love and life. Through a series of coaching exercises and real-life dating stories that underscore the presented "Rules and Tools" for developing healthy and successful relationships, the reasder is offered a workable blueprint for redesigning his or her future to include a new love connection.
Written by a grief and relationship coach, this book is applicable for those who have lost a partner from death, divorce or break-up.
& | |  | | Suddenly Single: How To Find Renewal After Loss
"Suddenly Single" moves the reader from utter confusion to clarity and provides a clear path to renewal after loss.
Death is the great equalizer. Be you rich or poor; savvy or naive; any religion; or any race, there is not a family that goes untouched by death or some other type of loss and the subsequent grief that follows.
After the death of a loved one, or the loss of a partner from divorce, a person is usually vulnerable and, consequently, open to considering new thoughts and ideas, as well as connecting with those he/she would not have previously come in contact. It is upon this great cross-section of new ideas, people and opportunities that a foundation for a new life may be built. I call it the " | |  | | Understanding Dementia and Caregiving for Your Aging Parents From A to Z
Understanding Dementia and Caregiving provides both a perspective and suggestions for those who are caring for their aging parents, especially those who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. As experience is a great teacher, this book lends support from the author's personal journey with one of her loved ones.
p style="text-align: justify;">If you are caregiving for loved ones, especially those who have received a diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease, there are lots of books on this subject, which review the same topics in different ways.
p style="text-align: justify;">i>Understanding Dementia and Caregiving For Your Aging Parents From A to Z/i> attempts to look at the same subject matter through a different lens. While having a base of knowledge about the subject is important, information alone, or beyond a certain point, isn't the only ingredient you will need in order to cope with a dementia | |  | | Words of Comfort To Pave Your Journey of Loss
Words of Comfort provides hope, support and a change in perspective that can help the bereaved move successfully from the darkness of loss to the light of renewal of both body and soul.
p style="text-align: justify;">Every mourner is afforded the opportunity on how he will view the loss of a loved one. Without negating one's loss, it is beneficial to look at loss from a variety of perspectives, for as John Lubbock said, i>"What we see depends mainly on what we look for."/i>
p style="text-align: justify;">If a mourner gets stuck in a cycle of only seeing the negative then his journey through grief will most likely be a difficult one. However, if both the positive and negative aspects of grief can be accepted and addressed, the grieving process becomes more m |
|
|
|
