Tag: healing grief
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Hypnosis
I have participated in various forms of hypnosis several dozen times throughout my life. I’ve found the process to be mostly comfortable and it has proven to have the ability to reveal latent memories, identify or soothe the cause of unclear emotions, or to allow an awareness of inner knowing from beyond my logical, conscious… Read more
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Moving
Moving is widely ranked as one of life’s heaviest stressors, bringing with it a grueling mix of physical exhaustion and financial strain. The average American moves about 11 times in a lifetime, averaging a move about once every 5-7 years for most people. I’ve just completed my 30th move. <gulp> It’s a staggering number. The… Read more
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Isolation
When we have a tendency toward isolation originating from grief, it’s hard to reintegrate into society until you’ve had some experiences with grief recovery. Many attempt to socialize every few years and then slide back into a place of comfort at home after a few months of failed friendships or lacklustre activities. Alone is familiar.… Read more
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Transformation
Aging has been an interesting transformation. Alongside the physical changes, I notice and appreciate the transformation of my grief the most. My sister digitized an old video tape recording of my 30th birthday party; watching it the other day I saw much about myself that remains the same, yet I also saw many behaviors and… Read more