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Author: Dominick Flarey
Grief Counseling Program Article on Miscarriage Grief
A type of grief that is largely looked over is miscarriage. The reality is the loss of a baby due to miscarriage can be very emotional and painful for the family expecting. Some families have difficulty getting pregnant and others deal with this type of loss due to beliefs much greater than others. Regardless though, there is always an emotional loss with miscarriage, especially for the woman who experiences it. Please review also our Grief Counseling Program
The article, The stages of grief after a miscarriage, by Sabrina Zalewska states
“Much has been said and written about abortion, and about the death of a child who has already been born. But recently, there has also been a greater focus on the pain and feelings of loss stemming from miscarriage.”
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Stress Management Training Article on Exams and Stress
Exams are among the most stressful times for individuals. Exam week can put alot of anxiety upon one who is trying to receive the highest marks. The stress and pressure to succeed can cause high levels of anxiety and make it hard for one to cope or perform well on the exam. Stress Management Training can help one be more efficient during these times.
The article, Students learn to cope with stress and anxiety ahead of exams, by Chris Peddler states
“Finding the best way to relieve stress and anxiety is a focus for Bendigo Senior Secondary College students this week.
The school hosted its annual Well-being Week with students offered a variety of ways to relax and unwind when the pressures of life and exams become too much”.
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If students can learn to better cope with stress and learn how to manage their time and study, then they should be able to better their chances during exam week.
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Grief Counseling Certification Article on Major Death Loss
No matter where one is at in life, a major death can derail one emotionally. Major deaths alter our lives and cause great pain. Beyond the pain though is the disruption if every facet of one’s life. It prevents normalcy from a day to day basis for years to come. Adaptation may eventually occur but the scar of the loss remains with us forever. Please also review our Grief Counseling Certification
The article, Dealing with major grief, death a challenge, by Dr Jim Surrell states,
“Elisabeth Kubler-Ross published her classic book, “On Death and Dying” in 1969. At that time she presented what she referred to as the five stages that most humans go through when faced with very significant personal life and death issues. In her book, she was the first to describe these five mental stages that people nearly always go through when they learn that they, or a loved one, are dying.”
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Please also review our Grief Counseling Certification
Substance Abuse Counseling Training Article on Substance Abuse Stats
A very indepth detail of substance abuse with illicit substances for adolescents and young adults shows some staggering figures that need corrected. Why are young adults and adolescents turning to these substances? Maybe better family life, better role models and better coping strategies are the answer? Whatever the answer, America has a huge problem as our younger population turn to drugs for a variety of answers. Please also review our Substance Abuse Counseling Training.
The article and report, ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT SUBSTANCE .Federal Grants for Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery Services and for Research, states,
“About 16 percent of adolescents and 38 percent of young adults used illicit substances in 2016. Most young adults who develop substance use disorders begin using in adolescence.
There are federal grants that fund drug addiction treatment for adolescents and young adults. But most of the stakeholders we talked to believed that there are too few studies about drug addiction treatment for adolescents, too few providers to treat these patients, and too few services to sustain their recovery.”
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These statistics are far from good signs and corrections need to be made. If you feel you can make a difference in this area, please review our Substance Abuse Counseling Program.
Grief Counseling Certification Article on Speaking to Our Deceased
Believe it or not, speaking about or to a dead loved one is beneficial to your healing. Being able to vocalize your thoughts, fears, guilt, or pain is a healthy way to express oneself through healing. This article looks at how talking to a pass loved one or about has extreme benefits. Please also review our Grief Counseling Certification
The article, MENTAL HEALTH For Those in Grief, Talking to a Dead Loved One Is Good for Mental Health, by Danielle Corcione states,
“Grief is hard work. Whether you’ve lost a parent, sibling, a friend, or someone else, a loved one’s death can lead to a feeling of tremendous loss.
Everyone grieves differently. For some, talking to a deceased loved one at their grave is comforting, while others like to post messages on someone’s Facebook after they have died.”
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Please also review our Grief Counseling Certification
Christian Counseling Certification Article on Sin
Good article on sin. Obviously we are all generally broken by sin, but just because we sin does not mean we are terrible people. We sin, we fail, but that does not mean we are utterly disgusting to God. We are simply existing as we were born, with the stain of Original Sin. Through Christ, we are again made beautiful and we are able to find merit before God through Christ. Hence, yes we will fall from time to time, but through Christ, we overcome all brokenness. Please also review our Christian Counseling Certification
The article, I’m not ‘broken’, thanks – I’m just an ordinary sinner, by Mark Woods states,
“Every so often something catches your eye on social media and makes you think, ‘I wonder.’
Today it was the word ‘brokenness’. I’m not sure it was occurring more frequently than usual, but I Googled it. It’s almost always used in Christian circles, and always approvingly.”
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Semantically misusing broken can cause misunderstandings with our relation with God. Please also review our Christian Counseling Certification
Legal Nurse Consulting Program Article on Nursing and Work Place Violence
Work place violence is an issue in any work force. It unfortunately can cause even more issues in a hospital or with nurses. Nurses need to be focused to save lives and the issue of work place violence can be a big deal. If you would like to learn more then please also review our Legal Nurse Consulting Program.
The article, Nurses, get informed about workplace violence, states
“As the discussion continues in the nursing community on how to prevent workplace violence, laws are being enacted nationwide to reduce the number of incidents and make healthcare settings safer for both patients and staff.
In the Prevent Workplace Violence in Nursing digital edition we explore this important topic, along with measures being taken to decrease violence against medical staff. Nurses of every level and specialty should read this issue — it could make a difference in your own jobs and lives.”
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In the meantime, nurses, as well as other professionals, need to work on cutting down work place violence. Healthcare officials and managers need to have the appropriate guidelines installed to prevent and react to these issues.
Please also review our Legal Nurse Consulting Program.
Meditation Instructor Program Article on Business and Meditation
Good article from Forbes. Meditation is key to many things and business is definitely a big element where meditation can be utilized. Many businesses are hiring meditation instructors to help them with employees in areas of calmness and productivity. Other owners themselves practice meditation. The benefits to a clearer mind help them overcome many issues throughout the work day. Please also review our Meditation Instructor Program
The article, 4 Ways Meditation Can Multiply Your Business Results, by Laura Honeycutt states,
“Meditation is becoming more and more mainstream, thanks to Headspace and other easily accessible apps like (my personal favorite) Calm. But it’s actually an ancient practice that dates back as far as 1500 BCE. Calm and Headspace state their missions similarly: to make the world healthier and happier. By making meditation accessible and easy to incorporate into our lives, these startups are contributing to a higher standard of consciousness that leads to higher levels of awareness, compassion, and productivity, plus lower levels of stress, anxiety, and chaos.”
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Please also review our Meditation Instructor Program and see if it matches your academic and professional needs.
Substance Abuse Counseling Certification Article on Youth and Addiction
The rise of substance abuse among youth is startling. It is a constant temptation to many children and be something that either harms them physically or puts them at odds with the law. I It is every parent’s nightmare to deal with substance abuse with their children and it is something that parents must take seriously to prevent if possible, and if not possible, deal with in an effective manner. It is up to parents to raise their children through these temptations so they can become functional and fruitful members of society. Please also review our Substance Abuse Counseling Certification
The article, Efforts to prevent youth substance abuse on the rise, by Frank Stanko states
“Preventing underage substance abuse is a year-round priority. For Richland County Community Prevention Coordinator Ariel Johnson and members of the Project YES Coalition, efforts are expected to be more prominent this fall.”
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The adolescent brain does indeed play a role in substance abuse. Fitting in, feeling indestructible and taking risks are all part of the development of the mind and the addition of drugs can be a deadly combination. It is very important for parents to help protect their children whether in prevention or in action to keep their children and teens safe
Please also review our Substance Abuse Counseling Certification and see if it matches your academic and professional needs.