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NJCher

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18. There is a form of grief therapy
Sat Jul 26, 2025, 09:39 AM
Jul 2025

That is highly effective in these situations. Unfortunately the therapist has to be certified by the American Psychological Association and they might not be available in remote areas of the country.

It is 70% effective in one visit.

It was originated by a psychologist at a veteran’s hospital and was even more effective than 70% with vets who had PTSD and other problems resulting from death of a colleague in battle.

The list of certified therapists is in the back of this book the psychologist wrote. Later today I will look up the title and add it to my post. Everyone facing this situation should record the title and keep it in a safe place, just in case.

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Hit home... MiHale Jul 2025 #1
You are so right DFW, and we are all so JMCKUSICK Jul 2025 #2
❤️ littlemissmartypants Jul 2025 #3
The fickle finger of Fate finds us all someday MaineBlueBear Jul 2025 #4
I can't agree more. n/t DFW Jul 2025 #13
Of course, she uses her entire hand on some. (n/t) OldBaldy1701E Jul 2025 #30
You are very compassionate COL Mustard Jul 2025 #5
So true. paleotn Jul 2025 #6
I also believe in the randomness of the universe. DFW Jul 2025 #27
I lost my Darling Wife at age 25 Mr.Bee Jul 2025 #7
Lost my wife of 17 years at age 39. returnee Jul 2025 #10
Yeah, lost my spouse that I've known for 37 years Farmer-Rick Jul 2025 #8
How anyone could brag as if it were a contest is beyond me. DFW Jul 2025 #16
OMG. Is this why they are now a "former friend"? Beartracks Jul 2025 #26
Yes Farmer-Rick Jul 2025 #32
Just focusing on sending love and strength to Kentuck. calimary Jul 2025 #9
One wonderful trait we Left-Wingers carry around in our minds, is our Empathy. chouchou Jul 2025 #11
Well put DFW Jul 2025 #14
Lost my wife of 25 years 90-percent Jul 2025 #12
I'll bet it feels like yesterday. n/t DFW Jul 2025 #15
Your empathy knows no bounds, my dear DFW . . . CaliforniaPeggy Jul 2025 #17
There is a form of grief therapy NJCher Jul 2025 #18
Thanks for this. DFW Jul 2025 #19
Here's an excerpt from the book about NJCher Jul 2025 #23
Thank you so much, NJCher. I have downloaded a copy of Alan Botkin's book. wordstroken Jul 2025 #25
Yeah, that hope of seeing the dead loved one again Farmer-Rick Jul 2025 #34
did you not catch NJCher Jul 2025 #35
After death communication implies an afterlife Farmer-Rick Jul 2025 #36
I'd already be dead without her... justaprogressive Jul 2025 #20
There is loss in my past and there will be loss in my future. 1WorldHope Jul 2025 #21
"To those who come here rejoicing,,,, lastlib Jul 2025 #22
We are all just walking each other home. 1WorldHope Jul 2025 #24
An important reminder for me.. Thank you for posting this. N/t bronxiteforever Jul 2025 #28
Well said. Evolve Dammit Jul 2025 #29
I do not overlook markie Jul 2025 #31
OMG what a rough 7 years. Farmer-Rick Jul 2025 #33
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