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NOTE: To order Hospice or Grief & Bereavement training materials,
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Developed for use in bereavement groups, but valuable as a self-guided healing tool as well, this Christ-centered book gently moves the reader through five stages of grief. With this guided journal, you will look at: -- The ways loss is a wound. -- Shock and denial and how to cope. -- Necessity of the anger phase and making this stage work for you in positive ways. -- The bargaining phase of grief and the opportunities it offers for growth and healing. -- How to gain strength and perspective from the depression stage. -- Guilt feelings and their crippling effects. -- How to nurture hope and find renewal in the acceptance phase. |
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This single manual covers the same material as (described above) but it's presentation is spiritually neutral. |
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Sensitively written and wonderfully interactive, this workbook gently leads a grieving child through the process of healing after a major loss. A must-have book for hospice families that include young children. For any child who has lost a parent, grandparent, brother, sister or friend, this book provides a chance to explore things that sometimes adults don't know how to talk to kids about. Sensitive, creative, and wise, helps children make sense of the pain of loss and express their feelings about it in a healthy way. Author Jennifer Leandra Collier , a filmmaker, writer, and artist, has worked in the area of personal healing for many years, translating her own childhood experiences with grief and loss into helpful healing tools for children and adults alike. |
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TThis is the second book in Jennifer's series of sensitively written and wonderfully interactive workbooks for children dealing with grief. leads a grieving child through the process of healing after their loss of a favorite pet. As in her first book, provides a chance to explore things that sometimes adults don't know how to talk to kids about. Sensitive, creative, and wise, This workbook helps children make sense of the pain of loss and express their feelings about it in a healthy way.
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From Dreams to Discovery Learn to journal your dreams and find the messages your heart is trying to reveal to you in dream language. |
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What Really Matters to Me What do you value? What is preventing you from reaching your dreams? Write your way to a simpler life and greater bliss. |
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The Book of Self-Acquaintance Hundreds of thought provoking questions to answer about yourself and the ways you relate to loved ones and the world around you. |
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Exploring Your Sacred Self A special kind of personal chronicle, this guided journal takes you into your most private thoughts and feelings. |
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Life is GOOD A guided gratitude journal for the artist and writer in each of us. Discover the sacred in the ordinary. Awaken to beauty. |
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Things That Tick Me Off Use this guided jounal to discover what makes you angry and how to use that anger to transform your life. |
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Complete Journal Set Treat yourself to the entire set of six guided journals described above. All proceeds go to support Border Mountain programming. |
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Everyone loves a horse story! Don't miss this great 5 book series for teens (and those who are still teens at heart) following a young girl's journey into womanhood and the horses that helped her discover her own inner strength, courage, and faith along the way. A great gift for the horse enthusiast in your family. Written by JoAnne Chitwood and Published by Review and Herald Publishing Association. |
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Border Mountain "Book of the Month" Did you grow up with these ideas? |
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