/PRNewswire/ Jenna had been studying abroad through the University of Pittsburgh and had been on a bus to the Taj Mahal. The bus overturned, killing her and.
Print
Healing the Grieving Heart is a four-week grief support group for those who have lost a loved one to COVID-19. Led by Ken Druck, Ph.D., and Denise Hankins, this online group begins Wednesday, April 14 at 4 p.m. and meets weekly on April 21, 28 and May 5.
Ken Druck, Ph.D.
Participants will learn:
How to manage the painful emotions that come with loss
“The Six Honorings,” a roadmap for surviving the loss of a loved one to COVID-19
The “Do’s and “Don’ts of Grief Support,” essential guidelines for family members, friends, neighbors and co-workers who want to help
you can t get in. because i wasn t a relative you know. excuse me. larry wilkins, thank you. you re welcome, sir. i want to bring in now ken druck. he is an expert on traumatic loss and the author of real rules of life. it s really remarkable obviously. everyone is calling it a miracle story, and it appears to be that. how was sailor able to walk away from the plane crash, seek help? was it adrenaline? was it shock? what was it? you know don, it s shock. we re constructed in an amazing way as human beings. and we go into shock. it s the same shock i was in and able to give my own daughter s eulogy 19 years ago. but we go into a state of shock, and it s like we re encased in this numbness and we re able to do things that even later on we can t imagine accomplishing.
around me worried about me and trying to take care of me, and it s all pretty surreal. and the reason so many survivors say that privacy is such an incredibly important element is that establishing that sense of new normalcy requires a certain element of quiet, of calm of establishing that new normal a routine. and normalizing this new life that she s living in. we certainly wish her the best. her family as well. thank you very much, ken druck. ? yes. thank you, don. we ve got a lot more to get to tonight. when we come right back are some of the officers patrolling new york city conduct a deliberate slowdown? we ll talk about that. we ll look at the latest arrest statistics and talk to a former commissioner of the nypd. plus the latest on the fatal
earlier about how much might she understand at this age. how much did you understand at that age? at that age, i did. it was something that i never thought would happen to me. you know, at 15, 16 you kind of watch this stuff and think oh, it happens to other people. you think that you re invincible. but once it happened to me, i kind of then had to grow up faster. i saw some things i never thought i would ever see in my life. it was a bit difficult to understand some of the things that i was learning. but i think i did have to grow up faster than most 15, 16-year-olds. missy jenkins, ken druck and also lisa bloom, thank you very much. appreciate you joining us here on cnn. thank you. we ll be right back. but first here s your 60s minute. three, two, one, zero. we have liftoff. there s something happening here but what it is ain t exactly clear the space race was about our own sense of security.