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What others say about John Abraham:
"There are speakers who just offer great information and insight and
then there is John Abraham. One needs only to attend a talk or workshop given by John to know that personal awakening of
intellectual and spiritual inspiration will be realized. The best part, however, is that this awakening is stimulated
because of John's magical ability to be both poingnant and funny while speaking about the difficult stuff of
life. There is nothing cliche about John. I left his workshops feeling completely energized.
With all the lectures and wrokshops offered at the ADEC conference, John's sessions (out of the
16 sessions I attended) resonated most for me....
I truly cannot
thank John Abraham enough for all his gifts."
Ms. Leslie Ruggiero,
M.A., Marlborough, MA. [Working with
HarvardMedicalSchool Center for Palliative Care, Boston, MA and The Graduate Institute, Milford, CT.]
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"John's a very down-to-earth kind of guy. Doesn't mess around with the trivial. He centers in on
what's really important, the meaty stuff, but he can do it with a sense of humor, not taking himself or the world too
seriously. John has had to face life's ups and downs, and he has done it as a survivor; and he has learned some
things he can give to others to help them be survivors also." Doug C. Smith, M.A., M.S., M.Div.
[Doug has done over 1,000 all-day seminars.
He has done them in all 50 states for a variety of institutions and communities. He has published in many journals and
is the author of books including: The Tao of Dying, Caregiving: Hospice-Proven techniques for healing body
and soul, Being a Wounded Healer, and The Complete Book of Counseling the Dying and the Grieving.] |
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"John Abraham
is a gifted educator and speaker, committed to helping others understand death and the process of dying. His workshops
are inspirational and are useful to people of any religious belief or none. After attending this workshop, I am more
competent in my practice with issues of death and necessary family supports during the process of dying and the family's
subsequent grief and recovery process. I am now able to achieve a great level of comfort with the work and experience
less fatigue from my work in this very intimate process."
Mary Elizabeth Anderson, L.M.F.T., Prescott, AZ
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