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I am sorry for your loss and I appreciate you watching the video. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ruclips.net/user/DocSnipessearch?query=grief
You’re so welcome. Thanks for watching the video. What did you find most useful from it. Other videos you might be interested in can be found at ruclips.net/user/DocSnipessearch?query=grief
Thank you for your videos including this one. I’m planting orange and white colored rose bushes in honor of my precious Shiba Inu that we said goodbye to after 15+ years, along with a St. Francis garden statue on my patio. 🦊 I hope the flowers will thrive.
I think it really does help to plant something. Has it grown? Does watching it grow feel cathartic? I think it helps. Why don't "they" give kids in Foster care any help with that bereavement ? 'at the time' What a life man?
I did bereavement Councilling a couple of months ago. people I cared about died. I think it really did help but as I'm being stressed I keep thinking about it. They really were upset, kids at time and nobody cared. I couldn't get help for them 3 years wait and sent away at the Dr. Times passed And Im grieving the bad decisions that ricocheted off not helping them. 3 psychologists in a year. In end. Helped. I did the work Still feeling sad doc. But maybe it's natural to feel sad in my situation. Its not more than that but my joys less Yeah, losses that society says 'I don't care'
Sorry for your loss. My wife passed from cancer 15 years ago. Most difficult life challenge I have experienced. Took me years (plus counseling the first year) to work through it.
Thank you for this informative education on grief. I see it was done in 2018. I am interested in knowing if there are any more (newer, different) activities that I could add to my "toolbox"?
You’re most welcome. I do have a newer video on grief and complicated grief: ruclips.net/user/livelJon2Om0mcQ?si=oS2VoqGcG-812Hwc Also, here is the playlist on grief: ruclips.net/p/PLcB3trehXswjRDxrpGeyQWq3E-H9pNkoO&si=4_QfP_l-i1nw0k83
In my personal experience of grieving, if there's going to be assertiveness/ learning something major they must do it themselves. Downplaying emotional torment in others just makes it worse, or even maybe acknowledging it but saying they must pick themselves up more fully can seem to be belittling their feelings. I mean, Living For whatever/ whoever we are grieving's honor seems the best route, and continuing in the relatively same path career/ interest wise as before loss seems to help, even if small things change. About emphasizing strengths more than fixing weaknesses, how you build confidence and momentum
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This is a powerful teaching thank you! You are truely saving lives by releasing this life saving and life giving information.
I Thank you so kindly for all that you are doing.
You are very welcome
Thank you for this helpful breakdown. It’s given me additional ideas to use with clients
You’re so welcome. Thank you for watching. What idea from the video are you planning to use with your clients first?
This is really helpful for me as a person who has gone through losses
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Activities. Sure thing xxxx
I think it helps. Thanks for helping us
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Amazing presentation. Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for sharing all your knowledge
With us, amidst of so much loss we need to be prepared to help others.
Chaplain Naomi
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This is really good..Thank you
You're welcome 😊
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Thank you for your videos including this one. I’m planting orange and white colored rose bushes in honor of my precious Shiba Inu that we said goodbye to after 15+ years, along with a St. Francis garden statue on my patio. 🦊 I hope the flowers will thrive.
Sounds like a great plan. Thanks so much for sharing.
I think it really does help to plant something.
Has it grown?
Does watching it grow feel cathartic?
I think it helps.
Why don't "they" give kids in Foster care any help with that bereavement ? 'at the time'
What a life man?
I did bereavement Councilling a couple of months ago.
people I cared about died.
I think it really did help but as I'm being stressed I keep thinking about it.
They really were upset, kids at time and nobody cared.
I couldn't get help for them
3 years wait and sent away at the Dr.
Times passed
And Im grieving the bad decisions that ricocheted off not helping them.
3 psychologists in a year. In end. Helped. I did the work
Still feeling sad doc. But maybe it's natural to feel sad in my situation. Its not more than that but my joys less
Yeah, losses that society says 'I don't care'
I am sorry you have gone through that and I appreciate you watching the video
Wooow great presentation
Thanks a lot
I didn't pick up on many interventions the BULK of this presentation was on definition...
I really need help my mom just pass from cancer on 04/13/2023 I'm sooo loss 😢😢😢
Sorry for your loss. My wife passed from cancer 15 years ago. Most difficult life challenge I have experienced. Took me years (plus counseling the first year) to work through it.
You are amazing, beautiful, smart and so generous. Thank you!
Thanks for the kind words. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
Thank you for this informative education on grief. I see it was done in 2018. I am interested in knowing if there are any more (newer, different) activities that I could add to my "toolbox"?
You’re most welcome. I do have a newer video on grief and complicated grief: ruclips.net/user/livelJon2Om0mcQ?si=oS2VoqGcG-812Hwc
Also, here is the playlist on grief: ruclips.net/p/PLcB3trehXswjRDxrpGeyQWq3E-H9pNkoO&si=4_QfP_l-i1nw0k83
Thanks Dr Dawn
Welcome
Anything about assertiveness as a tool for people who are going through distress of grief and loss?
In my personal experience of grieving, if there's going to be assertiveness/ learning something major they must do it themselves. Downplaying emotional torment in others just makes it worse, or even maybe acknowledging it but saying they must pick themselves up more fully can seem to be belittling their feelings. I mean, Living For whatever/ whoever we are grieving's honor seems the best route, and continuing in the relatively same path career/ interest wise as before loss seems to help, even if small things change. About emphasizing strengths more than fixing weaknesses, how you build confidence and momentum