After working in hospitals, clinics, and hospice for more than twenty years, Jeanne Van Bronkhorst has seen first-hand the value of asking about dreams at the end of life. This book explores the important role that dreams can play for those who are in an end-of-life process, those providing support, and loved ones whose lives are touched by the transition. Stories detail the benefits of common dreams experienced at the end of life. There are also chapters on how you can encourage attention to and recall of dreams for others and yourself.
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The great gift of this book is its warm-hearted simplicity. - Robert Moss, author of Conscious Dreaming and The Boy Who Died and Came Back
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Höhe: 203 mm
Breite: 127 mm
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978-0-7387-4234-2 (9780738742342)
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Jeanne Van Bronkhorst has worked with people facing life-threatening illness for twenty years, including ten years as a hospice social worker and bereavement counsellor. She has led grief groups and trained volunteers in how to sit with grief for several different hospice organizations in the US and Canada. She has graduate degrees in psychology and in social work Her life-long interest in dreams led her to introduce dream appreciation into her hospice work, which eventually became the basis for this book.
