Grief and Recovery Yesterday Today Tomorrow |
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Author:
| Sweeny, Lionel |
Consultant Editor:
| Sweeny, Lionel |
Designed by:
| Sweeny, Lionel |
Original Author:
| Sweeny, Lionel |
ISBN: | 979-8-9900051-2-9 |
Publication Date: | Apr 2024 |
Publisher: | Books Sweeny and Sweeny Partners LLC.
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Book Format: | Digital online |
List Price: | USD $20.00 |
Book Description:
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Rev. Dr. Lionel Sweeny Jr. provides a heartfelt and inclusive guide to understanding the profound journey of Dying, Death, Grief, and Recovery. Focusing on integrating faith, emotions, and cognitive processes, "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" aims to support individuals in navigating the complex terrain of loss.The book is structured around a unique model developed over four decades emphasizing the importance of comprehending Dying and Death as the initial stages of grief, exploring the...
More DescriptionRev. Dr. Lionel Sweeny Jr. provides a heartfelt and inclusive guide to understanding the profound journey of Dying, Death, Grief, and Recovery. Focusing on integrating faith, emotions, and cognitive processes, "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" aims to support individuals in navigating the complex terrain of loss.The book is structured around a unique model developed over four decades emphasizing the importance of comprehending Dying and Death as the initial stages of grief, exploring the emotions and relationships associated with the profound sense of loss. The concept of bereavement is examined, shedding light on the deep sorrow that follows the death of a loved one.A key innovation of the book lies in its exploration of the Past Grief State, examining the historical, relational, and emotional aspects that contribute to understanding the impact of one's grief. The Current State section reframes past and present experiences, culminating in a grief histogram- an insightful tool for self-reflection and understanding.Rev. Dr. Sweeny grounds the recovery process in Completeness State, offering practical guidance and action plans to foster emotional healing and forward momentum. The model is uniquely informed by the principles of Dialogic Organization Development, Appreciative Intelligence, and Use Of Self O.D., integrating these theories to address the impact of emotions and brain activity on the grieving process.