This week we’re going to talk about The Journey Through Grief…the process of grief and the steps we can take in order to navigate this most difficult experience. My guest is Dr. Robert Baugher, a Professor at Highline Community College in Des Moines, Washington where he teaches courses in the Psychology of Human Relations, Death Education, Understanding AIDS and Suicide Intervention. He is the author of 7 books on grief and bereavement, including Guide to the Bereaved Survivor, Understanding Anger During Bereavement, Understanding Guilt During Bereavement and several more.

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We’ll also debut a new feature of our show, sharing “Dumb Things That People Have Said to the Bereaved” so we can moan and groan together. And then we’ll share some helpful words as well. We will also be featuring a new Touchstone thought for the week.

Visit me, Darcie D. Sims, your host, at [email protected] or www.griefinc.com or visit Good Mourning on Face Book. Stop by and travel with Dr. Bob and me as we explore the journey through grief. Talk to you soon. Thanks for the little while.

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This week we’re going to talk about The Language of Grief…the words we use to describe what we’re experiencing and how we are feeling about it. Americans are one of the most death denying cultures in the world. We won’t even say that people have died. We will say everything but “they died”. How are we going to be able to speak about how we feel if we do not have a language that expresses the deep emotions of grief?

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We’ll also begin a new feature of our show, sharing “Dumb Things That People Have Said to the Bereaved” so we can moan and groan together. And then we’ll share some helpful words as well. It’s a fast paced hour of exploring the Language of Grief.

Visit me, Darcie D. Sims, your host, at www.griefinc.com or www.griefstore.com. Stop by and share in the power of words.

Talk to you soon. Thanks for the little while.

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