No Death, No Fear
With hard-won wisdom and refreshing insight, Thich Nhat Hanh confronts a subject that has been contemplated by Buddhist monks and nuns for twenty-five-hundred years—and a question that has...
View ArticleSaying Goodbye: A Guide to Coping with a Loved One's Terminal Illness
When someone you love receives a terminal diagnosis, the whole family is suddenly faced with a prolonged crisis. While medical advances have given us the gift of extending life, meaning that a loved...
View ArticleResilience: How Your Inner Strength Can Set You Free from the Past
<b>"Cyrulink has healed people and countries." (<i>The Times</i>, London) </b><p>Renowned French neuropsychiatrist and psychoanalyst Boris Cyrulnik's parents were deported...
View ArticleProject Rebirth: Survival and the Strength of the Human Spirit from 9/11...
<b>Written in conjunction with the documentary <i>Rebirth</i>, a full decade in the making, an uplifting look at the lives of nine individuals whose lives were forever changed by the...
View ArticleMoving Through Loss
"The dreaded day has come and gone - he has died and I'm still here. I could not imagine a tomorrow without him."<p>Words and feelings echoed from the depth of pain so profound that recovery...
View ArticleHolding Onto Love: Searching for Hope When a Child Dies
Holding Onto Love blends an anguished father's heartfelt experience with advice from respected authors to offer comfort and hope to parents reeling from the death of a child. Chuck Collins' refreshing,...
View ArticleSo You're Cremated ... Now What? Over One Hundred Creative Ways to Scatter...
As much as we may not want to admit it, death is a part of life. When Jesse Kalfel discovered that his mother wanted to be cremated rather than buried, he queried some of his friends concerning how...
View ArticleA Cross by the Road: Memoir of a Death Foretold
This true story begins with a mother's terrifying dream that foretold the accidental death of her adult son. She continued to have subtle premonitions that she didn't understand until it was too late....
View ArticleAlways Too Soon: Voices of Support for Those Who Have Lost Both Parents
While the death of a parent is always painful, losing both is life-altering. When author Allison Gilbert lost both parents at age 32, she could not find any books that spoke to her with the same level...
View ArticleA Beautiful Mourning
Travel along on one woman's transformative journey into and, perhaps more importantly, out of the deep heart of mourning.
View ArticleSurrounded by Angels
<i>Surrounded by Angels</i> shares the deeply compelling story of a mother, father, and their tiny baby daughter, and their journey through grief and eventual acceptance of comfort in the...
View ArticleCreating a New Normal...After the Death of a Child
<i>Creating a New Normal... <p>After the Death of a Child</i> will help the newly bereaved as well as the seasoned griever fi nd their way through the darkness and into the light...
View ArticleTo Thee We Do Cry: A Grandmother's Journey through Grief
<p>In what was the most devastating event of their lives, Tom and Pat Monahan lost their nine-year-old grandson, Tommy, in a house fire in December of 2007. This unimaginable tragedy rocked their...
View ArticleWidows Wear Stilettos: A Practical and Emotional Guide for the Young Widow
Widowhood is a frightening prospect for any woman, but becoming a widow in one's forties, thirties, or twenties can be terrifying. <EM>Widows Wear Stilettos</EM> deals sensitively with the...
View ArticleFrom Hopeless And Helpless To Healing
Our story involves autism and the devastation that it's diagnoses brings with it. I don't think we can ever be prepared to hear a doctor tell us that our precious child has something wrong, but when we...
View ArticleNo Mountain Too High: A Father's Inspiring Journey Through Grief
The sudden, tragic death of Ned Levitt's 18-year-old accomplished daughter, Stacey, plunged him into a hell of devastating grief. But his determination to take meaning from her life pushed him to...
View ArticleWidows 101: How Not to Eat Moldy Bread
<p>Becoming a widow isnât like becoming a wife. Becoming a wife requires major planning. But becoming a widow is often a surprise, and even with advance planning some people are still stunned....
View ArticleThe Last Time I Saw You Alive: Lessons from Last Moments with Family and Friends
Do you remember the last time you saw a certain family member or special friend alive? It might not be an experience you want to relive, but it can tell you some important things about yourself and...
View ArticleMothers with Broken Hearts: God's Miracle
<p>Death is a part of life, but for a mother who has suffered the death of a child, life can suddenly become unbearable. She finds herself completely shattered-knocked to her knees and unable to...
View ArticleIt Will Be All Right in the Morning
<p>When Rosemary Pavey-Snell's husband died of cancer, her world was shattered. Despite being a counsellor and psychotherapist herself, she had no way to prepare for something so...
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