And Not One Bird Stopped Singing guides us through grieving all the events that take meaning from our lives so we can learn to live again. Doris Moreland Jones draws from her clinical pastoral background and own personal experience with grief.
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Grief: Author looks at three different forms of loss.,
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This review is from: And Not One Bird Stopped Singing: Coping with Transition and Loss in Aging (Paperback)
Dr. Jones has counseled persons in the grieving process in her profession as a Christian counselor. Her discoveries of grief in her profession as well as her personal experience with three different aspects of loss will be helpful to any reader who is struggling through loss and grief. How Dr. Jones presents each form of grief with her own personal experiences will help the reader apply it to their own loss. Her sense of humor (the loss of a spouse is like, "amputation without anesthesia") helps to lighten a deep and emotional subject to us all. This is a "must read" resource book for anyone who is experiencing grief or who counsels others who are grieving.
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A must book for everyone who grieves,
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Dr. Jones has written a beautifully poetic book that will touch the mind and heart of everyone who has or will grieve. She writes both from her personal journey and also her vast experience as a minister of the soul. Grief brings a powerful sense of being alone and it is at such a time that this book will become a best friend.
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Grief Therapy,
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This review is from: And Not One Bird Stopped Singing: Coping with Transition and Loss in Aging (Paperback)
This little book may very well aid in adjusting to the loss of a family member, friend or loved one. Try it; it could help.
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Rarely in life does one line of a poem lodge deep in your being. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Rarely in life does one line of a poem lodge deep in your being. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Jesus Christ New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Childhood and Society by Erik H. Erikson on page 68
- Many Faces of Grief by Edgar N. Jackson on page 95
- The Problem of Pain by C. S. Lewis on page 53
- Walking Through the Waters: Biblical Reflections for Families of Cancer Patients by Nancy Regensburger in Back Matter
- Parish Nurses, Health Care Chaplains, and Community Clergy: Navigating the Maze of Professional Relationships by Larry Van De Creek on page 244
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