Donna Haddad
Ms. Haddad has worked as a high school teacher,sales manager/trainer,and in 1997 changed the direction of her life to become a Grief RecoveryŽ Specialist, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, and Holistic Behavioral Therapist. After her brother's suicide in 2006, Ms. Haddad wrote her first book, and in 2008, her second book was released. For the past 13 years she has worked with clients and conducted seminars in California and Oregon. Through her speaking and her books, Ms. Haddad helps people reawaken trust in themselves,rediscover belief in their ability to succeed, and reconnect to their purpose and caring for Self. She also helps others to understand how profoundly their past and unresolved grief affects their present and future lives. For more information about Ms. Haddad,her work,books, articles and her inspirational speaking, go to
http://www.donnathaddad.com/
http://www.donnathaddad.com/
Articles by Donna Haddad
July 21, 2010
This article explores a subject rarely explored or discussed in main stream media; the profound impact of the subconscious on the intensity and duration of grief. The residue of our past disappointments, guilt,fears, and other wounds is resting comfortably in our subconscious mind,and when we experience a significant emotional loss, this residue is nudged into action to complicate and intensify the grief we are presntly experiencing. The article also touches on the idea that each of us,in some way, passes on our wounds to our children.