Description: FAST SHIPPING HASSLE FREE RETURNS SECURE PAYMENT EXCELLENT SERVICE We Need to Talk About Grief: How to be a friend to the one whos left behind - Annie Broadbent BookAuthor: Annie BroadbentPublisher: Piatkus; 1st edition Cover Type: Paperback Pages: 224 pagesLanguage: EnglishGenre: Family & Lifestyle, Self-HelpGenre Class: Nonfiction, Social, Sciences, Death, DyingWhen Annie Broadbent was just twenty-five her mum died of cancer. One of the hardest, and least expected, aspects of the whole experience was the way in which support from friends and family (verbal, practical and emotional) was so often varied and inadequate. We dont have a language to help people suffering from grief and we often shy away from discussing death altogether. Frustrated with seeing family and friends paralysed by their fear of death - and their reluctance to talk about it - Annie decided to share her own experience of grief and the stories of others as a way to help shed some li...See full description below Shipping Please make sure to double check your shipping and address information before you confirm and pay. Where do you ship? Currently, we ship online purchases Australia wide. How long till my item gets dispatched? In most cases, orders made before 2 PM will be dispatched same day or within 24 hours. In some cases, handling time may take longer. If this is the case, specific handling time will be displayed explicitly in the listing. How long until I get my order? Unless you live in a remote area, most orders will be delivered within 2-5 business days at your destination, remote areas may take a little bit longer. Who are my items shipped with? 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The item must still be in its original condition and packaging.In these cases the customer will be responsible to pay the return postage. DESCRIPTION We Need to Talk About Grief: How to be a friend to the one whos left behind - Annie Broadbent BookAuthor: Annie BroadbentPublisher: Piatkus; 1st edition Cover Type: Paperback Pages: 224 pagesLanguage: EnglishGenre: Family & Lifestyle, Self-HelpGenre Class: Nonfiction, Social, Sciences, Death, Dying When Annie Broadbent was just twenty-five her mum died of cancer. One of the hardest, and least expected, aspects of the whole experience was the way in which support from friends and family (verbal, practical and emotional) was so often varied and inadequate. We dont have a language to help people suffering from grief and we often shy away from discussing death altogether. Frustrated with seeing family and friends paralysed by their fear of death - and their reluctance to talk about it - Annie decided to share her own experience of grief and the stories of others as a way to help shed some light on the darkest moments in life. The contributors differ in age, gender and background but all have experienced immediate loss - a child, parent, sibling, partner or close friend. Each contributor interviewed by Broadbent will share what helped them cope and what didnt. In addition, there will be expert advice from key charities working to support people through the grieving process. P> Review We can only support and agree with Annies brave attempt to put death talk on the map. These are very difficult conversations to have and this book will be a helpful tool to encourage those who want to help those suffering with grief to share some of their burden, especially in our "quick fix, easy answer" society.It is wonderful. Pitch perfect in tone and a very important book. It will help many people.Wonderfully moving, relevant and important Review We can only support and agree with Annies brave attempt to put death talk on the map. These are very difficult conversations to have and this book will be a helpful tool to encourage those who want to help those suffering with grief to share some of their burden, especially in our "quick fix, easy answer" society.It is wonderful. Pitch perfect in tone and a very important book. It will help many people.Wonderfully moving, relevant and important Book Description Absorbing and heartfelt stories of grief combined with timely advice on how to help support your loved one through a time of loss. From the Publisher Annie Broadbent is a trained clinical volunteer at St Christophers Hospice. She also helps to run a support group with the hospice that offers a space for members of the public, staff and patients to talk about death and dying. She has started training as a volunteer for The Candle Project - a child bereavement service run by the hospice, and is also starting her second year of training as a psychotherapist at the Psychosynthesis and Education Trust. In her spare time she writes a blog (www.anniebroadbent.com) about coping with grief and her experiences at the hospice. She also writes a monthly blog for Psychologies magazine on the taboos surrounding death and grief. From the Back Cover Talking about death and grief has become something of a modern taboo. Most of us would rather avoid the subject altogether because it makes us feel anxious and awkward. When Annie Broadbents mum died, one of the hardest parts of her experience was seeing her friends and extended family paralysed by their fear of saying or doing the wrong thing. Grief is an unavoidable part of life and we will all be called upon at some point to help a friend or loved one cope with the death of someone they love. We Need to Talk About Grief will help you do that. Frustrated and saddened by her own experience, Annie decided to share her story and the stories of others she has met, in order to shed light on the emotions felt by the bereaved and how best to support someone grieving for a loved one. The contributors differ in age, gender and background but all have experienced immediate loss, whether a child, parent, sibling, partner or close friend. Combined with expert advice from key charities, We Need to Talk About Grief will help you navigate the common pitfalls, such as choosing appropriate words of comfort, making practical gestures of help, how to react to crying, when to offer a hug and how often to stay in touch. This moving and enlightening collection of voices from the shores of grief is an invaluable guide that will help anyone wanting to comfort a grieving loved one. Annie offers a compassionate and caring approach to supporting someone through grief, developed through her own experience and the use of expert advice ... this book will be a helpful tool for everyone Shelley Gilbert, CEO of Grief Encounter About the Author: Annie Broadbent is a psychosynthesis counsellor and works in private practice in central London.She is also founder and director of workplace wellbeing company Retune, which offers customised wellbeing away days for business.Before writing her first book, We Need to Talk About Grief (now Speaking of Death), she trained as a clinical volunteer at St. Christophers hospice and supported child bereavement events run by The Candle Project. She does talks for Death Salons and Death Cafes and occasionally writes for various publications on a number of mental health and wellbeing issues. GUARANTEE We guarantee all items are genuine studio release products - no copies, counterfeit or faulty versions. 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Book Title: We Need to Talk about Grief: How to Be a Friend to the One Who's Left Behind
Item Height: 233mm
Item Width: 157mm
Author: Annie Broadbent
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Memorials, Coping with Illness, Opinion of the People
Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
Publication Year: 2014
Item Weight: 328g
Number of Pages: 224 Pages