فن المساعدة و كيف تساعد متألما بالقول و الفعل

by Lauren Littauer Briggs

All of us have wanted to offer comfort and support to someone experiencing the intense pain of loss, but we simply don't know what to say to someone facing divorce, the death of a child, cancer, the loss of a job, infertility, and estranged or rebellious child, a chronic illness, and the other tough issues of life.

The Art of Helping is presented with those times in mind. Find out the best way to express your feeling in a positive, uplifting manner that a hurting person will understand and appreciate.

Click here to read an interview with author Lauren Littauer Briggs.

Genres: Nonfiction

309 pages, Unknown Binding

First published April 11, 2003

Reviews

[Sawsana Ewieda · Rating 3 out of 5]

كنت اتمنى يكون كتاب متكامل ، وحده واحده ، وليس كلام منقول عن اشخاص مختلفه

[Joanna Jennings · Rating 5 out of 5]

Though this isn’t a book you sit down and read from start to finish, it is an excellent resource for ministry wives to refresh our perspectives before seeking to minister to those in crisis. So eye-opening and thought-provoking.

[Allison Anderson Armstrong · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good read overall, though a lot of suggestions are outdated. Her advise is helpful to hear and it affirmed certain things that are helpful and reminded me of things NOT to say to friends when trying to be helpful, but being an ignoramus about it. At times, I felt like "can I say anything to someone who is grieving?" Because many Of the comments made from women in each chapter of trials mentioned so many things that people had said that were not helpful and hurtful. But I guess it's about timing, as Seth so wisely reminded me.