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Did you know there are over 42 types of experiences that produce grief and loss in our lives, in addition to the death of a loved one or someone we know?
Each type of loss intersects at the shared human experience of emotional pain. |
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So What is Grief?
When something familiar ends or changes (regardless of its benefit), we experience and emotional response. This is GRIEF.
Grief is normal and natural. But if we dismiss it and leave it unchecked, it becomes Unresolved (Maladaptive, Prolonged) Grief which can bring incredible chaos and disruption to our health, relationships and finances. The sad truth is we allow society to condition us to intellectualize, rationalize or spiritualize our painful emotions in order to survive and fit in...and we end up stuck. Yet, grief is not intellectual. Emotional pain is a human experience we all share. Your heart may be broken.
To further complicate things, the majority of us tend to relate grief only to death (bereavement), so if we haven't experienced a death in our life, it is rare people will self-qualify themselves as "a griever". Yet, research shows that in our lifetime we can face 42+ grieving experiences (as shown on the image below) that can adversely impact our life (Social Readjustment Rating Scale, Holmes TH, Rahe RH, 1967). And this does not include all the loss and changes that COVID brought into our lives. COVID left everyone in uncharted territory with Behavioral/Mental Health at center stage.
Lastly, people may also be too quick to dismiss grief and blame it on burnout, being overwhelmed, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, mental illness and more. While grief is normal and natural, unresolved grief can lead to genuine mood disorders. This is where IOIH comes in.
When something familiar ends or changes (regardless of its benefit), we experience and emotional response. This is GRIEF.
Grief is normal and natural. But if we dismiss it and leave it unchecked, it becomes Unresolved (Maladaptive, Prolonged) Grief which can bring incredible chaos and disruption to our health, relationships and finances. The sad truth is we allow society to condition us to intellectualize, rationalize or spiritualize our painful emotions in order to survive and fit in...and we end up stuck. Yet, grief is not intellectual. Emotional pain is a human experience we all share. Your heart may be broken.
To further complicate things, the majority of us tend to relate grief only to death (bereavement), so if we haven't experienced a death in our life, it is rare people will self-qualify themselves as "a griever". Yet, research shows that in our lifetime we can face 42+ grieving experiences (as shown on the image below) that can adversely impact our life (Social Readjustment Rating Scale, Holmes TH, Rahe RH, 1967). And this does not include all the loss and changes that COVID brought into our lives. COVID left everyone in uncharted territory with Behavioral/Mental Health at center stage.
Lastly, people may also be too quick to dismiss grief and blame it on burnout, being overwhelmed, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD, mental illness and more. While grief is normal and natural, unresolved grief can lead to genuine mood disorders. This is where IOIH comes in.
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The program helped me navigate through feelings I was experiencing and helped me uncover feelings I was not considering or recognizing. Could not have processed so much in 8 weeks without the program facilitator's guidance. Helped me see that the cloud of sadness would not be a forever thing if I worked through my thoughts and pain in the way the program guided me. Thankful that such a program is available."~
Dr. Y. Sanguinetti-Colon, MD, Pediatrician
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IOIH's offers both individuals and businesses Wellness services that are In-Depth Solutions™ with immediate results in a short amount of time thanks to the well-designed, easy to use, practical methods. We address the harmful myths and beliefs that complicate our grieving process and often only leave us stuck.
IOIH uses two care methods, the evidence-based Grief Recovery Method® in collaboration with the Grief Recovery Institute® and the practice-based Spiritual Renewal PPE™ method to recover for any type of emotional loss, restore hope and begin to live fully present and productive now.
The Grief Recovery Institute's Grief Recovery Method is the only Grief Support Program to have received the distinction of being evidence based!
IOIH uses two care methods, the evidence-based Grief Recovery Method® in collaboration with the Grief Recovery Institute® and the practice-based Spiritual Renewal PPE™ method to recover for any type of emotional loss, restore hope and begin to live fully present and productive now.
The Grief Recovery Institute's Grief Recovery Method is the only Grief Support Program to have received the distinction of being evidence based!
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About Higinia Paszkowski ~ Advanced Grief Specialist
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Higinia (ee he knee ah) Paszkowski is Founder of Inside Out Integrative Health (IOIH), and a Bilingual Advanced Grief Recovery Specialist® who offers compassion-inspired wellness education, assessments, training and coaching. After a series of significant losses and hardship, Higinia was compelled to transform her grief journey and research-based discoveries into an inspiration for others. IOIH provides individuals and businesses life-giving evidence-based healing solutions to navigate through loss, stressful and challenging transitions that keep people unfulfilled and unproductive in their everyday lives. In association with the Grief Recovery Institute®, she offers two care modalities ~ The Grief Recovery Method® (GRM) and Spiritual Renewal PPE™ to help individuals achieve healing, freedom and renewal after loss and pain.
Higinia is a compassionate speaker, wife and mom who seeks to inform, educate and inspire. She is a public servant at heart with most of her career with the Federal Government, and most recently with the City of San Antonio Metro Health. She also loved the Nonprofit world working at March of Dimes, the Inman Christian Center and Avenida Guadalupe Association. She has a reputable track record of organizational and strategic planning and execution. Simultaneously, she volunteered her time and successfully led Non-Profits, like HOPE worldwide in Sand Antonio and Austin, Tx, developing youth programs throughout her career. As a Mom who adopted three beautiful children, she has Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®) Training and Child-Parent-Relationship Therapy (C-P-R-T) Training. She also has specialty trainings and experience in Trauma-informed Care, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Overcomers Program, Community Development, Risk Management, Volunteer Management, Youth Mental Health First Aid USA, Helping Without Hurting Training, Critical Incident Stress Management, Crisis Intervention for Mass Incidents, served as a Subject Matter Expert in the Public Health Improvement Plan for the Bexar County Health Collaborative, attained Freedom Prayer experience, Younique training and hundreds of hours of professional and spiritual development training. This experience has been impactful in her ability and compassion to reach and help many. Higinia actively engages in trainings and continues professional education, always working on her own healing journey. She thrives in gaining insight into the human experience, resiliency, peace and personal growth to maintain a current understanding of trends, research, and influences that can impact your recovery journey. Higinia is a passionate advocate to help build a foundation for a lifetime of mental, emotional and relational wellness, one person at a time. This is her life-time focus and what IOIH offers you. |
DISCLAIMER: IOIH's services nor the give-away tools and resources are not offered to render medical, health, psychological, or any kind of therapy, clinical assessment or evaluation. Higinia is not a doctor or therapist. If you or your family are in crisis, please seek medical help immediately. While our programs are high impact and effective in a short amount of time as you take the actions set by the programs, there is no guarantee that you will get the results I have, or any other participant has achieved. The results depend very much on you.
No information that I publish can qualify you to lead or conduct the Grief Recovery Method® (GRM) program or similar classes, or certify you as a Grief Recovery Method Specialist, certified by the Grief Recovery Institute® (GRI). GRM®, SRPPE™, ASSaP Care™ or related tools and services do not give you license to use GRI's or IOIH's name or any of GRI's or IOIH's trademarks without permission, either from GRI for the Grief Recovery Method resources or IOIH for its various programs and services.
If interested, we can gladly provide information on how to get certified as a Grief Recovery Method Specialist.
No information that I publish can qualify you to lead or conduct the Grief Recovery Method® (GRM) program or similar classes, or certify you as a Grief Recovery Method Specialist, certified by the Grief Recovery Institute® (GRI). GRM®, SRPPE™, ASSaP Care™ or related tools and services do not give you license to use GRI's or IOIH's name or any of GRI's or IOIH's trademarks without permission, either from GRI for the Grief Recovery Method resources or IOIH for its various programs and services.
If interested, we can gladly provide information on how to get certified as a Grief Recovery Method Specialist.