I Survived. Now What?: Finding Meaning From Loss. - Cook, Jerry L.
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Even though we often see our loss as holding us back from enjoying life, it can be molded into the very thing we need to help us live life more fully. In these pages, you will read about ordinary people who overcame extraordinary odds, and you'll find out how to meet your greatest needs following loss. From this book, you will be encouraged to create a sense of purpose, hope, and strength, and in the process, you'll gain greater insights into how you can help others through their own loss experiences.This book is a collection of real-life stories, advice from experts in the field, and…mehr

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Even though we often see our loss as holding us back from enjoying life, it can be molded into the very thing we need to help us live life more fully. In these pages, you will read about ordinary people who overcame extraordinary odds, and you'll find out how to meet your greatest needs following loss. From this book, you will be encouraged to create a sense of purpose, hope, and strength, and in the process, you'll gain greater insights into how you can help others through their own loss experiences.This book is a collection of real-life stories, advice from experts in the field, and time-tested research to serve as a comprehensive guide for understanding, working through, and finding purpose from your greatest challenges in life. Dr. Cook's creative approach to coping with loss will bring hope and healing.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Jerry L. Cook is a Professor of Family Studies at California State University - Sacramento, where he teaches Family Stress and Coping as well as Issues in Parenting courses. He has authored several books, including "Grow Your Marriage by Leaps & Boundaries" and "The Parents' Guide to Raising CEO Kids," which he co-authored with his wife, Sarah L. Cook. Dr. Cook has been featured by several media sources, including the Wall Street Journal and Salt Lake City's Deseret News.