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- čas přidán 23. 02. 2021
- Sometimes it takes time to recognize our emotions, acknowledge them, accept them, describe them. What do we do when we have a delayed emotional response? Are there times when we "should" grieve?
Dr. BJ Miller leads a discussion on coping with the stress of serious illness, for patients, caregivers and clinicians. Life’s hard, especially when dealing with illness or loss, but there are tried and true ways to make things a little less hard and a little more meaningful; prayer, meditation, exercise, creative outlets of all sorts, to name a few. We revisit familiar coping mechanisms and discover new ones, while hearing from participants on real life examples of coping that have helped them. BJ also addresses attendees questions on the topic.
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About BJ Miller
BJ has practiced and taught in all major settings: home, hospital, clinic, and residential care facility. In his work he draws upon his personal experiences with disability and his undergraduate studies in art history as much as his medical education. BJ speaks internationally on the themes of living well in the face of illness and death. He has been profiled in the New York Times, interviewed by Oprah Winfrey, Tim Ferriss, and Krista Tippett and co-authored the book, A Beginner’s Guide to the End (Simon & Schuster, 2019).
MD: Internal Medicine; Hospice & Palliative Medicine
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Thank you for this, it meant so much
I went into premature labor 3/15/20 and I lost my baby. I have literally been numbing myself with drugs this past year..and with the news of my brother and his wife's pregnancy, I have all these feelings and emotions and the drugs no longer numb anything...I have honestly never dealt with grief or any trauma that I've been thru...and I don't know how to heal. I don't understand what it means to feel your feelings or to then it ride... Or to express them..
I'm drowning and I can't breathe
Hi Carla, so sorry to hear this. If it helps anyway now or in the future, we are here.
We offer free 20-min consultations at www.mettlehealth.com/schedule-a-session.
If you feel ready please reach out.
Hello..
I've been in abusive relationships for 30 years and the last two almost killed me. I didnt have any reaction right after the abuse which made the abuser even angrier. The reaction always came around a week afterwards where I would completely break down in tears for hours at a time.
Ive since broken the contact with the abusers but..Im a mess..a complete mess. What do I do?
I need to meet you dear dr. I need your guidance... may be on zoom. Please guide
I will be thankfull
Please check out our counseling services at mettlehealth.com