Impara a vivere, impara a morire

Its a very good brief reading, some questions tend to be repeated but in general enjoyable

Questions & Answers on Death and Dying is an extremely helpful resource to those who are bereaved or are on the cusp of being so. It is also a good introductory book, as was its predecessor-On Death and Dying-to the area of counseling psychology, specifically thanatology, the study of death and dyin Leggi tutto

Anyone scared of going to hell? I read this as a young man in my twenties and it put me on the path to what eventually became atheism, by freeing me from the fear. I can say in all honesty that this is the one book that helped me become a happier, more confident, more open, more enquiring person. El Leggi tutto

this is a great, insightful book that remains relevant even today in 2013 imo, but i am curious as to how much has changed in the last 40 years since this and on death and dying were published and i can't seem to find anything to sate my curiosity

I read this a long time ago when nursing in palliatve care and Elizabeth Kubler-Ross became my hero!

Responde a preguntas sobre la muerte y como acompañar a enfermos terminales y como gestionar las emociones propias. Esperaba un libro más general sobre la muerte y el duelo, esta bastante centrado en la experiencia personal de la autora.

I may have read this book many years ago. Regardless, there was nothing new here!

Not finished with it yet. I started reading it before on death and dying- which was, admittedly very silly. But I really, really like the fact that she complied q and a sections from her lectures on her experiences. On a semi-personally level: I really admit the way she takes a lot of questions in s Leggi tutto

I guess it would have been better if I'd have read On death and dying first; specially because I was looking for these books since two decades ago at least. Moreover, I wonder how much have changed the helping professions since it was written. Anyway, it made me think a lot in its central topic: my