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On Bereavement
From Grief to Memories
"The friend who appreciates both your words and your silences will also
appreciate this book whose every page shares what the author has learned
through her own passage from grief to memories. If the loss is yours, be a
friend to yourself and read this book." "Drawing from both her personal experience with death of a loved one and her study of the subject, Kei Gilbert’s From Grief to Memories is a remarkable work that combines creative and practical approaches for dealing with grief. A helpful book, it’s a gem like no other." Patrick C. Noon, M.S.W. Licensed Clinical Social Worker Metropolitan Washington, DC, and South Florida "I have seen many books related to the topic of grief and have found this to be one of the most comprehensive and practical. Through Kei’s heartfelt compassion, grief education, and exercises for memory work, you will find a book that can help transform your grief. I highly recommend this book for those who are grieving the death of a loved one or for those who want to learn how to be supportive to one who is grieving. Because grief is a universal, inevitable experience, becoming sensitized to the "work of grief" can benefit and be appreciated by all."
Cathy Campbell
Athletics/Academics A Quantum Leap to Collegiate Athletics "It is imperative for the college coach, program
and athlete to fit. Through experience coaches usually have a clear picture
of what they need. Informed parents and athletes make the process smooth,
decisions easier, match ups better. In my opinion, Quantum Leap is the best
guide available for parents and athletes. It is practical. It is stuffed
with easily followed guidelines, principles, and tools to make the right
decision. It is a great read for the coach, too, and a superb tool in
developing a recruiting strategy." "Thinking about playing sports in college? -- or
have a son or daughter considering this question? Then you will really learn
a lot by reading this book. Sports participation at higher competitive
levels isn't just 'fun and games'. It's serious business and requires a
serious commitment. This book will guide you through all the issues and make
you better prepared for the 'quantum leap' to college sports." "A much needed and informative guide that covers all facets of preparing a high-school student-athlete for college. I highly recommend it for prospective student-athletes and their parents."
Coach Mike Kent "Kei Gilbert has put together a truly insightful and informative reference for the student-athlete in Quantum Leap. I strongly recommend both athletes and parents to obtain a copy to better prepare them for the rigors of college athletics."
Don Zimmerman "Has it all: the nuts and bolts for collegiate
associations, the recruiting process (including marketing), physical and
mental training, coach relations, as well as introspective chapter on
self-assessment, attitude, expectations and parenting." Endorsements - Seminars (We are currently offering seminars on a request-only basis.) On Goal Attainment: (Oct/Nov. 1998)"Inspirational!" "If you are looking for a plan to help prioritize and organize yourself, try this seminar on goal attainment!" "The pace of the full day seminar moved very well. I'm normally a clock watcher, but I didn't look at my watch once!" "A great workshop that gave me concepts and tools I could use right away." "Very hands-on and creative - it's something completely different from any other goals seminars I have attended." "Inspirational; exceptional handout materials." "To achieve genuine success in life, this seminar can be invaluable for anyone who wants to capture their goals." "A well-organized, well-delivered seminar [which] provides you with a wonderful toolset for goal development and planning." "Well done, Kei." "Plenty of techniques/tools that I will use!" "After taking this seminar, there is no doubt [in] implementing your goals. The "hands-on approach" will astound you." "XXX" to yes, I would recommend this seminar to your friends and co-workers. [when asked to check yes or no] |
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