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August/September 2001
DEATH & DYING
AHP NEWS
4 OPENING THE MAIL Member Book Review on Controlled Separation; Comments on Coaching issue; Clothing from Recycled Plastic and Cotton; Goddesses and Dwarves
6 VIEW--ESSAY What To Do with a Beautiful Gift: Papillon Life Enrichment Center . . . Mike Arons 7 JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Articles on Aging and Dying
7 JOURNAL OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Articles on Aging and Dying
8 INSIDE AHP AHP Elections Results; Community Calendar; AHP Moves Office to Alameda; Rollo May Award; Perspective Cover Art
10 WEB SIGHTS Death & Dying Resources . . . Bruce Wochholz
DEATH & DYING
11 LIVING AMONG THE DYING AND BEREAVED: A CAREGIVER’S PERSPECTIVE . . . Darcy Nichols
13 LANGUAGE AND LOSS: RELIEVING MENTAL AND PHYSICAL PAIN WITH THE DEGRIEFING PROCESS . . . Lyn Prashant
16 THE WELL OF UNACKNOWLEDGED GRIEF . . . Helen Martin
18 CONSCIOUS LIVING AND DYING . . . Paul Von Ward
18 TO DIE LAUGHING, A DEATH TO DIE FOR . . . Bernie DeKoven
REVIEWS
24 THE ART OF DYING: HONORING AND CELEBRATING LIFE’S PASSAGES by Salli Rasberry and Carole Rae Watanabe . . . Mark Brady
24 MAKING FRIENDS WITH DEATH: A BUDDHIST GUIDE TO ENCOUNTERING MORTALITY by Judith L. Lief . . . Mark Brady
24 GOING ON BEING: BUDDHISM AND THE WAY OF CHANGE: A POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY FOR THE WEST by Mark Epstein . . . Mark Brady
25 THE WAY OF TRANSITION: EMBRACING LIFE’S MOST DIFFICULT MOMENTS by William Bridges . . . John Levy
27 THE PARADOXICAL SELF: TOWARD AN UNDERSTANDING OF OUR CONTRADICTORY NATURE by Kirk Schneider . . . Lyle T. Lachmuth
28 AT PEACE IN THE LIGHT by Dannion Brinkley . . . Lynn Vaughn
28 THE LAST LAUGH by Raymond A. Moody, Jr. . . . Lynn Vaughn
28 EINSTEIN’S DREAMS: A NOVEL by Alan Lightman . . . (excerpt)
28 EARTH: PLEIADIAN KEYS TO THE LIVING LIBRARY by Barbara Marciniak . . . Lynn Vaughn
29 THE FORMULA: WHO GETS SICK, WHO GETS WELL, WHO IS HAPPY, WHO IS UNHAPPY, AND WHY by Vernon Sylvest . . Lynn Vaughn
29 THE NOT-SO-SCARY BREAST CANCER BOOK: TWO SISTERS’ GUIDE FROM DISCOVERY TO RECOVERY by Carolyn Ingram and Leslie Ingram
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