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As you browse this site you'll learn about the benefits of the application and utilization of a wide assortment of integrative therapeutic modalities used in the Degriefing process. "Grief is as universal as the smile....and that it is the most available untapped, emotional resource for personal transformation." I invite you to browse this website and observe yourself formulating questions you'd like to have answered. Take a look at the many useful resources that I've included for you. If you would like to get to know me better, please read the comprehensive about Lyn section of this site and have a look at the short personal video greeting, that I made to welcome you here. Yours,
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Private Sessions with Lyn available May 2013 SF Bay Area Grief Relief Retreat May 17-19, 2013 San Anselmo, CA "Lyn Knows first hand the depth of healing that grief calls for. She is committed to serving those in difficulty, and she is a highly skilled worker."
- Stephen and Ondrea Levine Authors "Who Dies", "One Year to Live" Seminar Leaders on "Conscious Living/Conscious Dying" Degriefing Newsletter
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What is Grief?
Grief is
an involuntary reaction to loss that every person experiences sometime
in his or her life. A grieving person undergoes significant and
noticeable changes in their mental, emotional, physical and spiritual
states.
Though grief reactions vary greatly in intensity, grieving is always associated with suffering. It is universally described as a pain that inhabits the mind and the body. Sometimes the pain is manageable, other times it seems intolerable. Sometimes the pain comes in a wave, other times a person can feel completely immersed in it. [...]
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Though grief reactions vary greatly in intensity, grieving is always associated with suffering. It is universally described as a pain that inhabits the mind and the body. Sometimes the pain is manageable, other times it seems intolerable. Sometimes the pain comes in a wave, other times a person can feel completely immersed in it. [...]
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What is Degriefing?
Degriefing® is a body/mind process based in the premise that “grief is the most available, untapped, emotional resource for personal transformation”. It integrates the use of both traditional and integrative therapeutic modalities. Grief is the body’s response to loss: any loss. [...]
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What makes Degriefing different?
Unlike many existing treatment regimes, the Degriefing Process
employs both verbal and physical techniques to relieve an individual's
emotional distress, mental anguish and physical discomfort.
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About Lyn Prashant
Dr. Lyn Prashant, PhD, FT, is a certified grief counselor (John F. Kennedy University's Graduate School of Professional Psychology) with over 24 years experience in the field. Her training in bereavement counseling and her knowledge of somatic health care practices (she is a certified yoga instructor, massage therapist and physical education teacher) has led her to develop a unique and successful approach to grief counseling called "degriefing".
Lyn's combined academic, professional and personal experiences convinced her that grieving individuals with serious or lasting ailments would benefit from experiencing a holistic healing regime. Her training includes somatic studies with an emphasis on health care (she is a degreed physical education instructor, a certified yoga instructor and a certified massage therapist) as well as counseling services (she received her certification from the Grief Counseling Certification Program at JFK University, School of Graduate Psychology).
She is one of the few professional grief counselors working in the United States to specifically address the somatic (related to the body) aspects of grief. [...]
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