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What Do I Say? How to Support Others in Grief

What Do I Say? How to Support Others in Grief

Catherine Hodge

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Catherine Hodge, LMHC
Año de edición:
2023
Materia
Hacer frente a la muerte y el duelo
ISBN:
9798218152215
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Do you find yourself unsure of what to say to someone who has experienced a significant loss? If so, you’re not alone. Many individuals struggle with how to respond and realize they lack the necessary guidance. This compact pocket guide offers clarity on the complex journey of grief, delivering invaluable insights into how to offer meaningful support and avoid common pitfalls when consoling someone during grief. What Do I Say? presents a range of compassionate responses that go beyond the usual 'sorry for your loss.' and equips you with the words to offer comfort and gain the confidence to be a supportive presence when it’s needed most.

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