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1. humanistgrief.comThe Humanist Approach to Grief and Grieving

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   Apr 19, 2024 · Humanism provides an excellent framework for coping with grief. It is rational, compassionate and responsible. We accept our grief in the present with the goal of finding a way to live our lives fully despite our loss. This book is offered to you as a resource that you can turn to as your process your grief: providing insights and meditations ...

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   What is the difference between a humanistic therapist and an existential therapist?

   • Existential–humanistic therapists rely heavily on therapeutic presence, which is different when conducting therapy through video technologies. The therapist has a more limited view of the client due to the camera, which means a more limited range of nonverbals from which to draw as well as the loss of the felt energy in the room.

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   What is existential humanistic therapy?

   • Existential–humanistic therapy is well suited for the postcrisis work with clients who have experienced disaster situations or pandemics. There are trauma models, such as whole-person approaches to integrated care, that have strong roots in existential and humanistic psychology ( Serlin et al., 2019 ).

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   What makes an existential therapist a good therapist?

   • Existential therapists tend to be attuned to the tragic elements of human existence and open to exploring these within the therapy context. The influence of Frankl’s (1984) experience in the concentration camps on his therapeutic approach is just one of many examples.

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   Is humanism a good way to deal with grief?

   • While there has been a lot written about grief, not much has been written from an explicitly Humanist perspective. Humanism provides an excellent framework for coping with grief. It is rational, compassionate and responsible. We accept our grief in the present with the goal of finding a way to live our lives fully despite our loss.

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3. www.ehnwpdx.org › events › lunch-and-learn-therapistLunch and Learn: Therapist and First Response - Existential ...

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   Apr 12, 2024 · Carol Swanson, LCSW, ACSW Registration ends at 10 am on Friday, December 8th To be alive is to be responsive. To be alive as a human is to be responsive to the human other. You can not speak of an infant without a mothering one, or a mother without a child. The cry of the […]

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   Apr 8, 2024 · The goal of a humanistic therapist is to assist people freeing themselves from attitudes and assumptions in order to live a fuller live. Rather than curing disease, therapists emphasize on self-actualization and growth in order to alleviate disorders.