The re-hearing/re-telling of the notes from the previous session acts as a reflective surface to explore the companion stories of loss and hope through landscapes of action and identity questions
A beautiful TC13 workshop in 2016 offered by Helene Grau Kristensen & Lorraine Hedtke begins by situating themselves in the work they do with a death of a child
Lorraine Hedtke questions a primary assumption of grief psychology - that grieving should be treated as a natural process and that, over time, it will follow a natural course toward some kind of healing.
The underpinnings of Freuds writings on death have become more than descriptions as they have taken on the aura of universal prescription.
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