3 days ago by sparktalk

By CAREEREALISM-Approved Expert, Mary Sevinsky How do you cope with unemployment a during the holidays? Like any loss, a job loss results in grief. Inevitably you must mourn the loss of the job and all that it provided: Security, money, self-esteem, status, identity, etc. I like this model for deali ...

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12 days ago by everysaturdaymorning

I’m in a lot of psychology classes in college (and I love those classes, which is why I’m a psych major). For instance, taking social psychology led me to have a brand spankin new insight into escorting and the mentality that people get when they do things like go to the clinic and harass people. Ta ...

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19 days ago by barriosc

Avui: “Aprén a posar-te en contacte amb el teu silenci interior, i a saber que tot en aquesta vida té un propòsit…” (Elisabeth Kbler-Ross) Santoral: Rufus Sigui til! Salut!

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21 days ago by Marisol Achirica

Todos los anuncios y las tiendas departamentales anuncian con alegría que ya viene la Navidad...pero t no te sientes así, t sientes que poco a poco tu espalda te pesa más y que tus movimientos se hacen más lentos y desganados, como si quisieras retardar lo más posible el 24 de diciembre para luego s ...

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36 days ago by Jim deMaine, MD

Speaking recently at a class for patients called "Your Life Your Choices", I stated that most Americans prefer to die at home. Bob raised his hand and said, "Not me!" He was in the minority ten percent. He adamantly didn't want to die at home. I met with him later to learn his story. It all started ...

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50 days ago by Art Carr

Managing Grief to Improve Occupancy Introduction Forty years ago, Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross wrote “ On Death and Dying” and her theories have been used every since to help caregivers provide support to terminal patients. BUT, THESE SAME CONCEPTS APPLY TO EVERY ONE OF US EVERY DAY! Because we work wi ...

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54 days ago by Cheryl Cook

For many years there has been a generally accepted idea that when grieving, we pass through five distinct phases: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. These stages sprang from the work of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, and were originally based on her work with terminally ill patients, but ...

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83 days ago by Ray Anthony

My pastor at Powerhouse Baptist Church allowed me to preach last Wednesday night as part of the book series on “3 Steps Forward, 2 Steps Back” by Charles Swindoll. This would be my first and last preaching 0-at least for this year. Here is my working outline (incomplete without the intro and conclud ...

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87 days ago by The Pad

I cried today. I cried because I learned that an ocean biologist is in despair because the ecosystems of the oceans are dangerously stressed, possibly beyond recovery. My salt tears remind me that I am deeply connected to the ocean, both physically, but also emotionally and psychologically—I was bor ...

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93 days ago by La Mirona

Hace aproximadamente 30 años, la psiquiatra Elizabeth Kubler-Ross identificó cinco etapas emocionales experimentadas por la gente moribunda; estos mismos pasos son comunes entre las personas que están de luto. Mientras que Kubler-Ross articuló los pasos como un proceso de negación, ira, negociación, ...

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