October and grief, What does it mean for you?
October and grief could be part of your life. The summer has been challenging again due to changes around covid and if you have losses that you are coping with now. For me, this summer brought many unexpected challenges. And September has been a trigger month because of all my losses. This year was the […]
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Facebook and grief, an interesting thought !When Facebook started in 2004 I was very hesitant to have any part of it. I worked in the IT world and knew the power it held. I told my family and friends that it would change the way we interact and put a negative spin on relationship building. […]
Continue readingNLP and Spirituality.
Does NLP have anything to do with Spirituality? I will let you be the judge. NLP has been around since the 1970’s. Richard Bandler and John Grinder created it. It stands for (Neuro-Linguisitic Programming). Neuro is for neurological processes, linguisitic for language and programming for behavioral patterns. What it boils down to in simple terms […]
Continue readingWords Used to Describe Suicide
Words used to describe suicide death is a very controversial topic today due to a large number of incidents. What terminology would you use to refer to death by suicide ? Words have Power: Choose Them Carefully Died by suicide. Completed suicide. Committed suicide. Actually, I don’t take offense when I hear the word committed. But I […]
Continue readingA Dance through Grief
Finding My Way Back to Life is Like Tango Gerry and I met tango dancing and we became avid dancers. We had a passion for each other and for the dance. As tango goes….at first, you think you can’t do it. You try a few times and it seems too hard, therefore you want to […]
Continue readingWhat can you do on National Suicide Prevention Day?
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness month and September 10th is National Suicide Prevention Day. I thought it appropriate to write this blog since my husband Steve died by suicide on September 14th. You also may have lost a loved one to suicide. If so, I am very sorry for your loss. If you follow […]
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