Access to Liveliness

Verena Kast Access to Liveliness Interest and Boredom as Creative Forces Interest is such a "normal" emotion that it is usually not even perceived as such. But it has an enormous significance for our psyche. Passionate interests result in devotion, dedication and commitment. If interest is lacking,...

Discovering the Inner World

Ingrid Riedel Discovering the Inner World Current Horizons of Depth Psychology The world of our lives is becoming more and more complex and its challenges are increasingly difficult to cope with. This is precisely why it is important to discover our own inner world: The better we know and...

Trust Requires Courage

Verena Kast Trust Requires Courage What Solidarity Gives Us We trust some people spontaneously, but mistrust others. We also trust technology, our government and medications – or we don't. Above all, trust and mistrust rule our relationships: They are associated with bonding and autonomy, and they...

Loss & Grieving

Loss & Grieving Getting Through Grief with Medicinal Plants Their Effect on Body and Soul. Simple Recipes and Healing Applications. Flor Schmidt Further details Grieving for a Star Child The Companion Book for Families Petra Sutor Further details What Rescues Us Living with Losses Irmtraud Tarr...

A Part of Me

Silke Szymura A Part of Me Embracing My Grief and Continuing to Live. For People After the First Year of Mourning What happens to grief after one, two or three years and beyond when the surrounding world has re-turned to its routine agenda? Where and how can it now get the space that it needs? The...

Death Doesn´t Kill me

Nicole Rinder Death Doesn´t Kill me Why I became a mortician Her son lived only four days. It was a preannounced death, a long good-bye. The experience changed Nicole Rinder´s life and led her to her calling. She started to get involved in the topic of death and grieving, trained as grief counselor...

Soon I Will be Living in the Timeless Room

Sabine Rachl Soon I Will be Living in the Timeless Room Encouraging stories on dying and living This book by Sabine Rachl recounts the stories of dying children, their siblings, parents and grandparents. Alexandra, Lucián, Kim, Hauke, Elvi, Erich and many others talk about their experiences with...

Stories that Tell a Life, Because death wrote them

Mechthild Schroeter-Rupieper Stories that Tell a Life, Because death wrote them »How can you stand all the sadness in your job?« grief counselor Mechthild Schroeter-Rupieper is often asked. In reality, her work is often joyful, even if grief isn’t banished because of it. And that is what she...

Life Will Be Brighter Again

Eva Terhorst Life Will Be Brighter Again The special journal for times of grief For many people in mourning, nothing is the same after the loss of a loved one. Daily routines are completely different, but at the same time, life just marches on. In this phase it is often incredibly difficult to cope...

Never Forget

Anemone Zeim / Madita van Hülsen Never Forget Structuring Grief with Memories No one can truly understand grief before they have experienced it personally. And then suddenly you are immersed in a situation in which everything you could previously rely on fails you. What remains are the memories....