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Bringing Goodbye Back To Life | Dr. Tonya Rivers | TEDxCulpeper Women
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-19 17:35
Have you ever had anyone call you with morning. Isn't that the worst. They sound like they need a morning doover before the day is even gone and they say it's because they're just not a morning person.What happens if you receive a text message with just the letter M. What's an M to you. It's a typo. To them it's morning.And you're thinking to yourself, that's all the time they have. But what if I text you GM right now. What would you say.>> Exactly. We've conditioned ourselves over these years to minimize t ...
El meu comiat ideal | Remei Capitan | TEDxIgualada
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 15:54
La terapeuta Remei Capitán ens fa reflexionar sobre la manera com acomiadem els éssers estimats i sobre la necessitat de recuperar rituals humans, propers i significatius. Amb sensibilitat i experiències reals, denuncia la fredor dels funerals actuals i defensa els homenatges personalitzats com a actes d’amor i sanació. Proposa repensar la mort des del respecte, la comunitat i la gratitud. La seva veu connecta dol, vida i esperança. Remei ens recorda que acomiadar-se no és un final: és una manera de tancar ...
Come ricominciare dopo un lutto: quando la cura diventa voce | Alessandra Caiulo | TEDxLecce
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-11 17:27
Io credo di essere più brava a cantare che a parlare, anzi lo dico per certo, quindi mi scuso. Stasera parlare è non è semplice, anzi è durissimo, ma non perché manchino le parole, ma perché bisognava sceglierle con cura. E allora io vi chiedo scusa se mi affido alla scrittura, però questo è il mio modo per per mettere in ordine, per respirare e per capire.Eh, le parole mi accompagnano e adesso più che mai mi sostengono e quindi spero che possano aprire uno spazio, possano raccontare un passaggio, possano i ...
Aprender a vivir mientras acompañamos a morir | Francisco Xavier Rivadeneira Proaño | TEDxUISRAEL
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-10 15:52
¿Qué le dirías a la persona que más amas si supieras que hoy es último día? No lo pienses demasiado, porque cuando yo le entendí ya fue tarde y entendí que el tiempo no avisa, no se detiene y no perdona, solo se va. Y se va con todo lo que no dijimos, con todo lo que dimos por hecho algún día y con todo el que creíamos tener asegurado. Hace 3 años perdí a mi padre. Tenía 53 años y una fuerza de excelencia inigualable. Lo diagnosticaron con cáncer en el 2016 y durante 6 años aprendí lo que nadie te enseña. V ...
How music fosters collective healing | Marte Siebenhar | TEDxOvertown
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-04 16:17
Everyone has past lives. Even if you don't believe in past lives, you've led many of them. Those past versions of yourself.In my current life, I'm a business strategist and a healer. But in a past life, I was a classical professional musician. I started playing obo at age 11 and by 23 I was subbing with the New York Philarmonic.But tonight I'm going to talk to you about what music taught me about people, about community, and the unconventional path that brought me here to a stage in Overtown without an inst ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-11-30 09:00
Ken Burns discusses the loss of his mother at a young age and the power of film to process griefSubscribe to The Mishal Husain Show wherever you get your podcasts https://t.co/wiF69Ijb9v https://t.co/uG3dxKaqZz ...
Parents navigating grief after school shootings #shorts
60 Minutes· 2025-11-26 21:02
Steve Hartman's project is now the subject of an upcoming documentary on Netflix. It follows him and Lou Bope as they travel across the country visiting rooms including Dominic Blackwells [music] and Gracie Muleberers. >> This is what she was going to wear on Friday. >> Well, she was either going to wear this outfit or this outfit.She had like two set dress. >> Did you do this often. Prepare the next day.>> Yeah. Monday through Friday. When Brian and Cindy Muellberger received Steve's letter in 2024, they w ...
Why parents don’t alter the rooms of children killed in school shootings #shorts
60 Minutes· 2025-11-26 21:02
It's such a reminder that while everybody else moves on uh from what is a story to them, the the families never move on. >> That's part of the reason the families did agree because it's very frustrating for them when the country moves on and they certainly haven't moved on and will never move on. I think there's such weight in for these parents in being the holders of the memory that they are the only ones who remember.Excuse me. >> It's okay. What are you thinking about.I've been in a lot of these rooms as ...
The Power of Finding Your Voice | Kristi Lowe | TEDxSomerset West
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-25 17:33
I was 17 when I lost my sister. Now, usually when telling this story, I'd say something along the lines of, "We fought long and hard to get her the medication she needed, to get access to the drugs, to change the landscape of South African organ donation, to get her the lung transplant she needed to save her life. But that would be a lie because we didn't do those things. My mother did, my father did.But me, I was a child. 13 when Jenna was diagnosed, 15 when the campaign started, and 17 when she died. I wa ...
What Does It Mean To Be Human? | Caleb Ocampo | TEDxMeadows School
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-24 17:39
Core Argument - The human experience, despite historical and cultural differences, revolves around universal emotions and experiences such as grief, love, and the cycle of life and death [2][5][11] - Understanding the human experience is crucial, especially with the rise of AI and the decline in humanities enrollment, to address the question of "why do we need to be human" [9][10] - The industry suggests a three-step approach to understanding the human experience: observe, reflect, and empathize [14][15][16] Supporting Points - The industry emphasizes that people's brains are fundamentally the same across different eras, suggesting that we can learn from historical records and personal stories [2][5] - The industry highlights the importance of empathy as a skill, not just for therapists, but for everyone to understand and connect with others [7][8][17] - The industry notes the cyclical nature of history, using the example of a mother grieving for her child in the 1760s and expecting the same grief from a mother today [11] Practical Application - The industry advocates for actively listening to and learning from others' experiences to gain knowledge and understanding [14] - The industry encourages critical thinking by reflecting on the experiences and observations of others [15] - The industry promotes empathy as a way to connect with others on a deeper level and understand their emotions [17][18]