Resultados para "Teresa" en Duelo y pérdida

A morte, destino comum a todos os seres vivos, é tabu na cultura ocidental. Organizado por Teresa Vera de Sousa Gouvêa e Karina Okajima Fukumitsu, psicólogas especialistas em luto, este livro reúne treze relatos nos quais os autores compartilham, de maneira sensível e poética, experiências de vida em que a presença da morte lhes trouxe aprendizados transformadores. Entre os temas abordados estão: a morte súbita e a morte lenta; a morte em idade precoce e aquela em idade avançada; a perda de um pai e a perda de um filho; a morte esperada e aquela que interrompe planos.

Questo audiolibro ti convincerà che potrai tornare a sorridere, a vivere. Elaborare il lutto è il percorso più doloroso e difficile della vita; è una sorta di interruzione, un black-out della vita stessa, per chi lo percorre. "Come noi non viviamo per sempre, il lutto, e tutto il dolore e il senso di disfacimento che questo trascina con sé, non durano per sempre". L'audiolibro è pregno di messaggi molto profondi e avvolge l'ascoltatore in una carezza, in un abbraccio, rappresentando quel counseling emotivo necessario per accettare la perdita della persona cara.

Time doesn't heal grief—in fact, it often makes things harder. In Time Doesn't Heal, best-selling author, grief expert, and widow Teresa Amaral Beshwate challenges one of the most common and damaging myths grieving people are told: that time alone will make the pain fade. For widowed people—especially high achievers—this belief often leads to frustration, self-criticism, and the feeling of being stuck, despite doing everything "right."

This is a book about self-discovery, courage, and hope. It's a book about a wife, a mother, and a widow. A guide from merely existing to living against all the odds. It's a book about a love story that ended in tragedy. This is a book for you - if any of Teresa's struggles can inspire you, it would make everything even more worthwhile! Teresa made many courageous steps forward to follow her heart and fulfill her passion and purpose in life. It wasn't easy, of course. But now she's through, she wants to show others how she did this, to inspire them to be able to do the same.

Are you a widow or widower struggling with grief and moving forward? The problem isn't you. It's the grief that is changing the way your brain works (or doesn't). This book is written by a widow, for widowed people trying to navigate the darkness of losing a husband or wife. Many say that grieving the loss of your spouse takes time, but in truth, time, in and of itself, does not heal.

"This is a story about a team that becomes a family and a family that becomes a team. . . a wonderful book ." -- Cal Ripken, Jr. "A MUST READ!"--USA TODAY (ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF 2023) An achingly heartfelt and surprisingly funny memoir about family, grief, and moving forward. When her brother...

Brought to you by Penguin. Discover one family's fascinating story in this beautiful, sweeping, multigenerational memoir, spanning 19th century south China to modern day Singapore I would learn that when families tell stories, what they leave out re-defines what they keep in. With my family...

In Stories of Children Lost, the parent authors give voice to grieving parents who have endured the unimaginable loss of a child. Through intimate first-hand accounts, the parents illuminate the profound grief, resilience, and love of mothers and fathers struggling in the aftermath of tragedy. From the heart-wrenching pain of loss to the slow journey of healing, this book provides a window into the lives of parents searching for meaning and hope after the death of their beloved child.