The search for meaning. The final stage of mourning, which will help you get over the loss and move on.
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What can the loss of a loved one be compared to? Whether it's death or divorce? It's like you're sinking into an abyss of pain until you hit rock bottom. You will have to stay there for a while, but there will come a moment when you will have to make a decision: remain inconsolable, or push off and start to rise.
In order to move upward towards the light, you will have to go through all five stages of mourning: from denial to acceptance. However, there is also a sixth one, the search for meaning.
It was described by David Kessler, MD and an expert on death and grief, years after working on the world-famous concept of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross. At this stage, grief transforms us. Love and the desire to perpetuate the memory of those whom we have lost give strength to move forward.
In this book you will find the support and stories of many people who have experienced loss. Their experience will help you find your way through the grief that befell you.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Кесслер Дэвид
- Language
- Russian
- Age
- 18
- Series
- Trauma and healing. Histories of psychotherapists
- Release date
- 2019
Reviews
Важлива книга для тих, хто шукає підтримку та розуміння у період
"Пошук сенсу. Заключна стадія горювання" - це дійсно цінний посібник для тих, хто переживає складні моменти в своєму житті. Автор пропонує читачеві не лише теоретичні знання про стадії горювання, але й практичні поради та історії успіху тих, хто зміг знайти сенс у втраті. Книга допомагає розібратися у власних почуттях, знайти внутрішню міць та знайти шлях до відновлення після важкого періоду. Рекомендую цю книгу всім, хто шукає підтримку та натхнення у складні часи.
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