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Balance living with dying...
We don't think or talk about dying very often, and perhaps that's a mistake. We
know, of course, that one day our turn will come, but we live as if there will
always be another tomorrow, another year, another chance. But eventually, there
will be no "next year". Do the big things now, while you can. Say the
things that need to be said. One day, there'll be no more time.
Philip Humbert, clinincal psychologist
John Reininger in partnership with Memories of Me.com, dedicates his web site to the memories of loved ones who have passed away, and he offers support, hope and new direction to their grieving survivors. Here he features articles dealing with death and grieving. This months feature is directed at the death of a child.
| John has been in private practice for the past eighteen years in Ft. Lauderdale. He is a graduate of St. Thomas University masters program in Pastoral Ministry with additional graduate studies in psychology and behavioral health. He is a state Licensed Psychotherapist, is a Certified Diplomate in Psychotherapy and is a nationally Certified Grief Therapist. John is past Clinical Coordinator for Women in Distress of Broward, is a team member for the Archdiocese of Miami, Wellspring and Engagement Encounter Programs and works closely with the Family Enrichment Center in Miami. John has been interviewed by such national publications as the New York Times, Cosmopolitan, and First For Women concerning his work in the field of mental health. He has also presented workshops throughout Florida concerning issues of abuse, communication and stress management, self esteem, and healing from loss. |
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John's extensive experience in abusive relationships has resulted co-authoring, with Stephanie Tarafdar, "The Storm Within", a comprehensive book on anger management for women in a group psychotherapy format. In addition John has also written works concerning grief therapy for groups and a self help book focused on the distinct manner in which men and women work through loss.
For more information on grief counseling or to keep your
mental health in balance please e-mail
reininjr@bellsouth.com. I look forward to hearing from you.
