Death, Dying and Grief Handbook Upside Down - How to Prepare Adults, Adolescents and Children for Dying and Death

When you are told that someone you love very much is about to die, the ability to switch on and recognise, accept and understand can be a traumatic process. Many questions rush the mind - How do you accept dying and death? How do you explain this? How do you cope? And more importantly, how do you prepare for dying and death?And that is why I called the subtitle of this book, ‘Death, Dying and Grief’, ‘UPSIDE DOWN’, because for many of us that is how the world feels at this point of time and indeed awhile after.But whilst the world may seem to turn on its head and take you with it you can make the journey forward a tad more comfortable and safe if you know how to prepare for, explain and accept death. And make no mistake this needs to be done at a child`s level as well as an adolescent`s and adult`s. And here it is - all the useful tips, techniques and methods in one simple easy to read book which outlines Death, Dying and Grief and:• The 3 things Adults experience• The Key differences between Male and Female grief and why it is VITAL you know them• 5 natural ways to help restore balance to your life• Why abdominal breathing and imagery is important as coping mechanisms• What NOT to say to a grieving child• The 5 simple ways to make a child at ease with Death and Dying• 3 reasons why a child should remain with the parents when a loved one has died• What to do when an adolescent is being disruptive• How a child’s grief is different to an adolescent`s• 11 ways to allow a child to express their feelings• 6 ways to support an adolescent in grief• What moods to expect- from adults to children and adolescents• Why family is a vital support mechanism• 14 hints for the family to help with dying and death• Why there is such a thing as empathy burnout• 9 points you MUST remember regarding the remembrance ceremonyPlus so much more and all designed for you :How do you accept dying and death? How do you explain this? How do you cope? And more importantly, how do you prepare for dying and death?Michael Father Senior makes it simple and easy to follow.The results will speak for themselves.