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Surviving the Holidays and Other Significant Events After a Loved One's Death
After someone close has died, holidays and other significant events can bring increased anxiety and stress and survivors are often uncertain how best to handle specific situations. “Do I keep the same traditions or create new ones? What can I expect on the anniversary of my loved one’s death? How do I handle that wedding invitation when I feel so badly?” These are just some of the topics discussed within this audiotape in addition to Christmas invitations, decorations, shopping, gift giving, meals, etc. Mary also provides practical effective alternatives to current traditions in an effort to provoke your thinking to reach more appealing solutions. She discusses how to effectively handle New Year’s, their birthday, the anniversary of their death, weddings, graduations, the birth of a new baby into the family and much more. If you are feeling anxious about any of these upcoming events, this tape is for you. 90 minutes 2 Set CD, November, 2001 ISBN: 0-9645608-3-6 |
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