Words Never Spoken by David A. Crenshaw, Ph.D.
Some people get one last chance as the person they love declines after a long illness and gradually approaches her or his last days. Some wait until the midnight hour, perhaps reaching the bedside of her or his loved one in the final moments and face the […]
10 Common Symptoms Of Depression by Paul Wilson
Every year approximately 9.5 per cent of the American population suffers from depression. Depression is a grave illness that affects day to day life and destroys families. It is a disorder that controls the mind and its functions causing loss of appetite, sleeplessness, mood swings, and a deep […]
Letting go of Mr. J. by Tony Masiello
Meet Mr. J., a grade school librarian. Over the years, many students came through the halls of this particular school and they all adored Mr. J. He had a way with children by knowing each student by his/her name and making all of them feel special. It was […]
The Different Faces and Stages of Grief by Sue Plumtree
Every time I experienced significant loss – redundancy, the death of my Dad, the death of my marriage – I experienced each one of them very differently.
My experience of redundancy remained similar each time it happened. The strongest feeling was mostly deep anxiety, an irrational fear […]