Grief Unseen: Healing Pregnancy Loss Through the Arts

✍ Scribed by Laura Seftel

Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Pub
Year: 2006
Tongue: English
Leaves: 193
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

"Laura Seftel & rsquo;s Grief Unseen is a generous gift to women and their partners who have experienced devastating loss through reproductive crisis. By including abortion and infertility as well as miscarriage, Seftel honors all life & hellip; Wise, comforting, and pragmatic, this book tutors all of us in the power of the creative arts to support the healing process that is native to the human soul.". Pat B. Read more...

Content: Introduction : a grief without a shape --
My story --
Losing a dream --
Griefwork --
Singing the silence --
Art in therapy --
Art in the studio --
Lost traditions : butter, toads and miracles --
New rituals : the creative response to loss --
Creating your own healing practice through the arts --
Creative activities.
Abstract: "Laura Seftel & rsquo;s Grief Unseen is a generous gift to women and their partners who have experienced devastating loss through reproductive crisis. By including abortion and infertility as well as miscarriage, Seftel honors all life & hellip; Wise, comforting, and pragmatic, this book tutors all of us in the power of the creative arts to support the healing process that is native to the human soul.". Pat B. Allen, author of Art is a Way of Knowing, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago €" Grief Unseen is lavishly illustrated with visual and literary examples of

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