Neural Path Therapy: How to Change Your Brain's Response to Anger, Fear, Pain, and Desire By Matthew McKay & David Harp
BOOK: Two best-selling authors team up to provide five proven-effective methods to help readers change their emotional reactions to situations, thoughts, and feelings, leaving them better equipped to deal with life's daily challenges.
Buddha's Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom By Rick Hanson
BOOK: "Neuropsychologist and meditation teacher Hanson suggests that an understanding of the brain in conjunction with 2,500-year-old Buddhist teachings can help readers achieve more happiness."
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Here is our set of products and services we believe will assist you in going through your bereavement / grief. Books, magazines, reports, tools, PowerPoints and much more.
Funerals and Memorials: A Part of Recovery by the APA
A memorial service is an important step in the chain of events that occurs after a death.
For many, it may be difficult because it brings reminders of the loss and fears of the future. Funerals and memorials provide an opportunity to show appreciation for the person, to grieve together, and to make a new beginning. At funerals and memorials, attendees will encounter families as well as the religious and patriotic symbols, music, ritual, and ceremony, the personal effects and the history of the deceased, and will hear about the deceased's place in the family, community, organization, and nation.
The following are important elements in most funerals and memorials.
- Funerals and memorials bring powerful reminders of the humanity of the deceased. Sadness, tearfulness, and anxiety are common feelings.
- Pictures and remembrances from the person's life and favorite objects may be displayed. They are powerful symbols. Pictures and personal possessions may be passed on and an individual's history recounted by survivors. Family, friends, or co-workers may provide details of the person's history, the last time they were together, or their favorite memory.
“Time to Mourn” By ROBERT W. GUNN and BETSY RASKIN GULLICKSON
Corporate cost of time lost to bereavement leave is likely to increase. But the personal price of not giving grief its due is far greater. free
Coaching With the Brain in Mind
BOOK: Become a better coach by understanding how the brain works; its neuroscience meets coaching.
Iconoclast: A Neuroscientist Reveals How to Think Differently
BOOK: This fascinating work lays out where great ideas come from, how our brain often works against us, and what we can do about it to seize the day. - Fast Company, Best Business Books of 2008
Train Your Mind, Change Your Brain: How a New Science Reveals Our Extraordinary Potential to Transform Ourselves
BOOK: A fascinating exploration of neuroplasticity and the ways your mind can change your brain.
Funerals and Memorials: A Part of Recovery by the APA
