Treat the other person the way you would want to be treated. Gently probe with open-ended questions. Rely on God’s word to get to the truth of the matter. Find things to agree with and try not to focus on irrelevant disagreements. Do not purposely agitate the person, yet offer suggest...
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we ask ourselves, “When I behaved in the way which I now regret, what need of mine was I trying to meet?” I believe that human beings are always acting in the service of needs and values. This is true whether the action does or does not meet the need...
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When Not to Love Someone from a Distance Although there are many good reasons for loving someone from a distance, there are also times when it might cause you unnecessary pain or grief. 1. If your fear is holding you back Sometimes, you might assume that the person you love doesn’t lov...
Jason Rhoads of solo practice Jason Rhoads Counseling Services, LPC in Smyrna, GA claims that grief, despite these models, does not conform to a specific pattern. Michayla Cherichel “You don’t complete a phase, then go to the next. You can go in between, you can go backwards, forwards...
If you are having severe difficulties getting up and getting dressed and handling day-to-day living, then get help. Seek out grief support groups and counseling. Ask trusted friends for help. Nobody said you had to go through this alone. ...
The SelfWork Podcast by Dr. Margaret Rutherford:Focused on emotional health and self-healing, this podcast addresses topics like overcoming guilt, grief, and building self-worth. Dear Sugars with Cheryl Strayed and Steve Almond:This advice podcast touches on issues of estrangement, family dynamics,...
Sometimes, you’ll feel bad and even ask yourself if you have done the right thing. At this point, it is okay to feel grief. Permit yourself to feel it. It proves you can love someone again when you meet the right person. However, make sure that your grief doesn’t stop you from ...
Megan Devine is a licensed clinical therapist, former Empowering Parents Parent Coach, speaker and writer. She is also the bonus-parent to a successfully launched young man. You can find more of her work atrefugeingrief.com, where she advocates for new ways to live with grief. ...