Jim Johnston has been a pastor in Pasadena, CA for over 30 years. He is a chaplain for Sanctuary Hospice in Glendale, Ca.; helping hospice patients and their families cope with end of life issues. Johnston also holds bereavement sessions for those who have lost loved ones.
He and his wife Laura are pre-marriage and relationship coaches helping couples strengthen their marriages. He is father of four and has been married to Laura for 27 years.
Chaplain Jim explains how important it is to encourage the expression of feelings and to explore the origins of the difficult ones.
What exactly is bereavement and how does it differ from the other thoughts and feelings that follow the death of a loved one?
For caregivers, anticipatory grief - the sense of loss before the death - starts from the onset of care and progresses until the one cared for dies.
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