Beyond Bereavement [Cultivating Resilience And Rediscovering Joy] | Course Trailer

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Beyond Bereavement offers a compassionate space where you can unfold the complexities of your loss and the painful aftermath you are experiencing.  You will be guided through as you explore a personalized pathway to rise strong during the grieving process and learn innovative, yet comforting ways to navigate life after loss.  Through guided self-reflection, expert advice, supportive resources and an empathetic community who cares, you will embark on a hope-filled journey of healing while finding solace, a renewed sense of purpose and rediscovering your joy and happiness once more.

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[vivianMarvin-zk]

Great video, A month ago, my five-year relationship came to an end. I really can't stop thinking about the love of my life, who made the decision to leave me. I've done everything in my power to win him back, but it's all in vain, and I can't imagine my life with anyone else. I genuinely miss him and just can't stop thinking about him, even though I've tried my hardest to stop thinking about him. I'm not sure why I'm saying this here.

[VocalChainsStudio]

Much love to anyone going through a hard time. We all share this experience together but in our own unique way. Peace to you and much courage to you on your journey.❤

[QoheletMentorship]

My entire adult life (and my childhood too for that matter) has been nothing but failure and fruitlessness. Everything I applied myself to just seemed to slip away from me for no particular reason, and most recently, I found out that because of my driving record, I have to wait another six months and not get another citation before I can go through the process of becoming a Police Officer, a process of which has thus far been so promising and would be the first opportunity within my reach that would pay me some real money, and allow me to actually have a little fun in my life. This extra six months feels like a sentence extension — I feel like I’ve waited, suffered, and sacrificed long enough. Why can’t I just have a stable job? I haven’t been able to keep one for more than a year, ever. I feel like my youth (I’m almost 26) has been stolen from me. It’s all just been so demoralizing.

I’m looking forward to what this course shows…

[madoshikurefu]

I lost my father 18 years ago. I still miss him very much and life for me and my whole family has never been the same after his death. Especially my mom and I don't laugh much anymore. Sure a smile here and there but laughing out loud joyfully? Only a few times per year. My brother laughs but because of funny things not because of happiness.
I'm just living my days working and spending time with my family and hoping for my mother to live long. We got no friends, only work colleagues and relatives who live in a different country.
I had another brother who was bed ridden his whole life. He died after my father but not before he was in a wake coma for five years. That's when we got isolated from friends and lost our social connections. My best friend told me to leave here alone because I was so too sad for her. And then we had to move to another city. After that I stopped looking for new friends. Life is no fun no more...

[TheAtjackson]

I just lost my dad recently and i am struggling hard.

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