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One of the most difficult problems people encounter is that of not knowing what to say to a surviving relative or friend after the death of a loved one. In this beautiful eight panel booklet, AfterLoss offers new insights in what to say (and what not to say) to those who have experienced the recent death of a friend or loved one. |
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The AfterLoss Credo has become known as the voice of the bereaved, gently explaining to others how bereaved people feel, what their needs are and what others should say and do to help them as they recover from their loss. This book-mark size item is a wonderful and inexpensive gift for the families you serve as well as for local support groups, hospices, churches, hospitals, retirement centres, senior centres and counsellors. Many of our funeral and cemetery directors are ordering The AfterLoss Credo personalized with their logo, address and phone number. |
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"Finally, something has been written about how I feel!" is a comment often made by bereaved who read this brilliant and sensitive exposition. From the book, AfterLoss, A Recovery Companion for Those Who Are Grieving, it summarizes areas in which the bereaved need help and understanding and specifies what family and friends can say and do to provide comfort. |
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In this sensitive 24-page booklet, Dr. Kennedy-Reeves deals with the traumatic problems faced by the survivors of AIDS-related death by sharing experiences of families who have suffered this trauma. Also included is a letter written to the mother of an AIDS victim, which provides insight, courage and wisdom for all who survive this extremely difficult type of loss. |
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Author, Kathy Dawson, writes from her own personal pain of losing her father and grandfather at the age of six. The book contains activities for children designed with the Multiple Intelligence Theory in mind. The MI theory was developed at Harvard where Ms. Dawson studied with the world renowned professor Dr. Howard Gardner. It allows for each individual child to cope with loss in a different way. |
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In her second book, the author Kathy Dawson, addresses the "next" group of children in dealing with loss. Rather than constrict the target audience to a specific age bracket, she has designed the activities for those adolescents who are developmentally advanced from those to which Bye Bye...I Love you was written. The book also encompasses the Multiple Intelligence Theory. |
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