Getting Grief Right: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of Loss
Patrick O'Malley Tim Madigan
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☆ Getting Grief Right: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of Loss || ☆ PDF Read by Ú Patrick O'Malley Tim Madigan


  • Title: Getting Grief Right: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of Loss
  • Author: Patrick O'Malley Tim Madigan
  • ISBN: 9781622038190
  • Page: 406
  • Format: Paperback

    • In 2015, when the New York Times ran Patrick O Malley s story about the death of his infant son and how his inability to move on challenged everything he was taught as a psychotherapist it inspired an unprecedented flood of gratitude from readers that continues to this day.What he shared was a truth that many have longed to hear that there is no right or wrong way toIn 2015, when the New York Times ran Patrick O Malley s story about the death of his infant son and how his inability to move on challenged everything he was taught as a psychotherapist it inspired an unprecedented flood of gratitude from readers that continues to this day.What he shared was a truth that many have longed to hear that there is no right or wrong way to grieve Illuminated by O Malley s own story and those of the many clients that he s supported, Getting Grief Right shows us how the commonly used stages of grief approach can trivialize our sorrow, treat it as a mental disorder, press us to get over it, and worsen our suffering with shame and guilt when we don t With sensitivity and support, readers will explore grief not as an illness, but as the continuing story of our connection to the one we ve lost, to be fully felt and woven into our lives.
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    Commentaires:

    Tanya McGinnity
    As someone who has been actively grieving for several years…Wait. Is that how you say it?Does that even make sense to put it that way?Actively grieving makes it sound like every minute is spent wearing black and crying. While that isn’t too far off the mark as far as how I dress, I’m not always crying, but I do have momentary feelings of: Sadness Loss Guilt Anger Regretand a host of other emotions that are blends or hybrids of these core ones.Pre-grieving, I was reading a lot of books on t [...]
    Kelly
    Finding Your Own Path in Grief(Full disclosure: I received a free electronic ARC for review through NetGalley.)"The writer Anne Lamott says it beautifully: 'You will lose someone you can’t live without, and your heart will be badly broken, and the bad news is that you never completely get over the loss of your beloved. But this is also the good news. They live forever in your broken heart that doesn’t seal back up. And you come through. It’s like having a broken leg that never heals perfec [...]
    Karlen
    *An ARC of this book was provided to me by NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review.*I really appreciate this book. I would recommend it to anyone who has experienced a loss or knows someone who has (so, yes, literally everyone). Not only does it help to dispel the myth of the set, linear "stages of grief," it gives the reader the tools to allow themselves to experience their own grief, to tell their own story, and to make their own peace (without feeling forced into "accepta [...]
    Jo
    I signed up on a giveaway for this book because I'm still not ready to lose my 83 year old mother. To be super blunt. Plus she was *supposed to* go through the sacred 'five stages of grief' when my dad died and never really did, so I was happy to see a book debunk the concept of those stages, since I think they're a load of cr*p. So thanks for devoting a whole chapter to that. Beyond that, this is a well written book with a lot of soul searching questions, and I plan to keep it on my shelf as a [...]
    Esly Regina Carvalho
    EnlighteningI read this book with great interest and was very touched and convinced by the author’s take on grief. It was personally comforting. And as a professional psychotherapist myself it was encouraging to see that he sees what I see. It gave me reassurance to know I’m on a good track.Esly Carvalho, Ph.D, author of Heal your Brain, Heal your Body
    Nan Narboe
    What an extraordinary book! Thoughtful and emotional — and well grounded in history (how we got so positive that grief is experienced as a social calamity) and research (e.g. the paucity behind the Five Stages theory).For a subset of readers who are experienced therapist, there is also the relief of reading O'Malley's clinical examples and thinking, "He's a really good therapist."
    Erin
    One of the best (maybe the best) book on grieving that I've read.
    Miranda
    PlaceholderThis Should be essential reading. Chapter 12 in particular is something I wish I could mandate for all human beings.
    Brad Nowlin
    Best grief and loss book I have ever read.
    Jan
    Excellent. O'Malley rejects the "stages of grief" theory and instead talks about the story of grief. I would recommend it.
    Jennifer
    Good book. Title should be changed. Better title would be Grief: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of Loss. Stop with the getting it right stuff.
    Witchy
    Getting Grief Right: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of LossRamblings:Unbeknownst to Sounds True, O'Malley and Madigan, last year I lost a friend to leukemia and my grandfather to a heart-related incident. This book is helping me mourn.Summary:Getting Grief Right: Finding Your Story of Love in the Sorrow of Loss, by Patrick O'Malley, Phd. with co-author Tim Madigan, will help readers navigate their sorrow. It includes, among other things, how to journal your three-parted grief narrative [...]
    Josee Leclerc
    A book well needed in a time of grief and sadness. Although my life is back filled with love and laughters, each time we hear a family member or a friend or an admired human being has past away, the sadness comes back high. Reading Getter Grief Right and keeping it near me was a good choice. I can pick up the book and open it in any chapter and words of support will inspire me and help bring back joy in my heart. As O'Malley writes : " The definition of grief is sorrow or mental anguish result f [...]
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