A MAN IN GRIEF WHO FINDS SOLACE IN WASHING DISHES

When receiving grieving patients, a psychiatrist taps into their expertise. They explore all the grief theories learned during their college and draw from past patient experiences. Then, they blend this knowledge to aid the grieving patient in front of them.However, when Andreas, a psychiatrist, faced the loss of his own child, he took a different approach. He disregarded those theories and opted to search for the underlying meaning. Through his journey, he discovered that grief could be navigated by washing dishes in the kitchen. This book chronicles Andreas' quest to find significance in a major loss in his life. Presented in a laid-back manner with a hint of dark humor, the book offers practical guides that can be implemented directly in life, such as the "Dishwashing Tutorial," "Puzzle Assembly Tutorial," and of course, the "Accepting the Death of a Child Tutorial."