Looking for recommendations on Books that are philosophical on grief and loss.
Looking for recommendations on Books that are philosophical on grief and loss.
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Looking for recommendations on Books that are philosophical on grief and loss.
Please let me know if you find one.
Read anything written by Nietzsche.
What kind of loss?
Parents
Death sorry
Unfortunately, I can only recommend books about loss of a child. ?
John Greene The Fault Is InThe Stars
Best book ever about loss/ grief!!!!
After my Dad died, the book that really helped me was ‘on death and dying’ by dr. Elizabeth kubler ross
My cousin’s dad wrote this
My vote goes to Elizabeth Kubler Ross “On Death and Dying”. I am a social worker, have suffered many losses and she is my hero!!
Mary L. Bryden I’m getting my masters right now in social work too
Best wishes to you. I’m in Hospice and truly love every day with my clients. What specialty will you pursue?
Mental health hopefully young adults teenagers
@Rebecca Outstanding! Enjoy the profession. Try to take the licensing exam while things are fresh in your mind.
I loved When Breath Becomes Air by Paul Kalinathi
The Still Point of the Turning World is one of the best books I’ve ever read about grief. One of the best books I’ve ever read, period.
Joan Didions “Year of Magical Thinking” – so good.
Mitch Albom, Tuesdays with Morrie.
‘The Book Thief’ by Markus Zusak, and ‘Before Forever After’ by Helena Dolny http://www.helenadolny.com/
Ruth Picardie.
Joan Didions Year of Magical Thinking
check out Deepak Chopra
The perks of being a wallflower??
Year of magical thinking by joan didion
A Grief Observed CS LEWIS excellent They made an equally good movie Shadowlands from this book. Bot we’re helpful when my husband died.
I am very sorry for your loss. Something I would recommend (at some point in the next year) is Three Philosophies of Life by Peter Kreeft. While not directly about grief, it addresses, well.. philosophy of life. And I know after the unexpected loss of my niece, that was something I needed to think about.
Dorothy Rowe does really good practical books on this subject Rebecca, they helped me a lot.