Feminine Side of Grief Lesson 2 Web Materials

Web Articles

“Grief can hurt — in more ways than one” Harvard Health Letter, Harvard Medical School. February, 2019

Margot H Hasha PhD, LCSN, CT (2015) “Mindfulness practices for loss and grief”, Bereavement Care, 34:1, 24-28, DOI: 10.1080/02682621.2015.1028201

Parkes, C M. “Bereavement in adult life.” BMJ (Clinical research ed.) vol. 316,7134 (1998): 856-9. doi:10.1136/bmj.316.7134.856

“6 Mindful Strategies for Recovering from Loss” Mindful, April 6, 2011

Carrie Romm “Understanding How Grief Weakens the Body The Atlantic SEP 11, 2014

Ana Vitlic, Riyad Khanfer, Janet M Lord, Douglas Carroll and Anna C Phillips “Bereavement reduces neutrophil oxidative burst only in older adults: role of the HPA axis and immunesenescence” Immunity & Ageing. 201411:13

Furnes, Bodil, and Elin Dysvik. “Dealing with grief related to loss by death and chronic pain: an integrated theoretical framework. Part 1.” Patient preference and adherence vol. 4 135-40. 24 Jun. 2010

Karla Helbert, MS, LPC “Breathing Lessons for Coping with Grief” Good Therapy. May 1, 2012

Websites

Hakomi Institute

Founded in 1981 by Ron Kurtz and a core group of trainers, the Hakomi Institute is the original and most extensive organization providing training and information on Hakomi Experiential Psychotherapy worldwide.

Our website provides in-depth info about Hakomi, including an international Directory of Practitioners, a Calendar of Workshops and Trainings with links to Hakomi organizations internationally, an online Professional Journal, and many other resources.

The Grief Centre

At the Grief Centre, we provide support, advice & counselling to help those affected by loss and grief.

OptionB.Org 

OptionB.Org is an initiative of the Sheryl Sandberg & Dave Goldberg Family Foundation. Our goal is to help people build resilience, both in the face of adversity and in their everyday lives, and better support loved ones who are coping with challenges. At optionb.org, people can find and share personal stories, join groups for solidarity and support, and access resources to help them build resilience.

Mindful.org

Mindful is a mission-driven non-profit. We’re dedicated to inspiring, guiding, and connecting anyone who wants to explore mindfulness—to enjoy better health, more caring relationships, and a compassionate society.

Mindful is the voice of the emerging mindfulness community. We’re the place to go for insight, information, and inspiration to help us all live more mindfully.