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Highly Recommended Reading
“Saved by the Light” – The True Story of a Man Who Died Twice and the PROFOUND REVELATIONS HE RECEIVED
By Dannion Brinkley with Paul Perry (A must read if you want further information on the afterlife, or the death and dying process.
“Secrets of the Light” – Lessons From Heaven – By Dannion Brinkley and Kathryn Brinkley
Art therapy colouring in books of today are good for stress release and relaxation only. They do not address the underlying problems or issues that the field of art therapy works with, which offers much more on a deeper level to assist clients to move beyond these situations.
Take my hand, find your strength and look to the light. We are all worthy of being loved and healed so we can continue our journey to where we were meant to be, being the amazing light we came to share.
Additional Support
Recommended Reading:
On Grief & Grieving:
Finding the meaning of grief through the five stages of loss
by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross MD & David Kessler
On Death and Dying
by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross MD
The Intimacy of Death and Dying
by Claire Leimbach, Trypheyna McShane & Zenith Virago
Zenith is the founding member of the Natural Death Care Centre in Byron Bay which was set up in 1995. They are a registered charity and part of a global movement describing themselves as reclaiming and restoring dying, death, ceremony and loss back into the hands and hearts of people, families and communities. www.naturaldeathcarecentre.org
A Safe Journey Home: A simple guide to achieving a peaceful death
by Felicity Warner
Felicity runs the Soul Midwives’ Foundation in the UK. www.soulmidwives.co.uk
The Best Death: How to die well
by Dr Sarah Winch
Dr Winch’s book was written from personal experience after her husband’s illness and eventual death. She is head of the Medical Ethics, Law and Professionalism discipline at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Queensland and CEO of Health Ethics Australia.
A Good Life to the End: Taking control of our inevitable journey through ageing and death
by Dr Ken Hillman Professor of Intensive Care at the University of New South Wales. Prof. Hillman is a practising intensive care specialist who is a passionate advocate of improving the management of the dying patient in acute hospitals.
There Are No Goodbyes
by Elizabeth Robinson – an Australian Counsellor with over 25 years of experience. Elizabeth is highly regarded internationally for her unique gifts. www.wingsofwisdom.com.au
Recommended Reading:
The Five Love Languages: How to Express Heartfelt Commitment to Your Mate
by Dr Gary Chapman- who is an international best selling author, reveals how different people express love in different ways.
How I can Help You
Using simple, creative and transformative processes, I am able to help and support you to:
- Deal with and move through the grieving and loss process
- Understand and eventually accept the process of dying
- Release emotional pain and regrets
- Clarify and create personal awareness of the situation with an opportunity for self-healing.
- Improve your self-esteem/self-belief and self-confidence
- Find relief for symptoms of PTSD and other emotional traumas.
- Feel stronger and better able to cope with life
Additional Support
Organisations to assist you in your time of need:
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