Corinne Laan is a licensed acupuncturist and Chinese Medicine practitioner. She currently runs an acupuncture practice specialising in women's health in Amsterdam. As a former specialist nurse and a natural healer, she became fascinated in the human psyche and the mind-body connection. This, coupled with her own personal quest and desire for self-healing, led Corinne on a journey of self-development. An encounter with a spiritual coach encouraged her to claim her true calling and become a beacon of hope for those navigating the hardest and darkest chapter in their lives.
Death and grief are a part of life and affect us all, regardless of age. It’s crucial to talk to children about grief and help them cope with emotions and feelings following a loss.
Reader's Digest Article: Corinne Laan By Corinne Laan My friend lost their baby: What should I say? There's no perfect thing to say when somebody has lost a baby or experienced a miscarriage, but these expert tips will help you to provide support The trauma of losing a baby is immense.
Saying goodbye is so hard, and finding how to move forward can feel impossible. Here's how to stake the first step. Image: P.S. I Love YouSource:BodyAndSoul They say grief is love with nowhere to go, so use these simple tips to find a way to express your love and affection even after the final goodbye. Saying the final goodbye and knowing you will never see your loved one again is heart wrenching.
Losing your partner, the person you love and maybe planned to spend the rest of your life with, is one of the worst pains imaginable. The shock may leave you reeling in disbelief, and then the weeks, months and years that follow will be a difficult, painful journey through the many ups and downs of grief.
