The Joy of Coping: When Disability Knocks You for a Loop
This course is for those struggling with the disabling effects caused by cancer, a brain tumor,
multiple sclerosis, stroke, anxiety. . . to name a few. Lessons support and guide learner to
reclaim their dignity and life after a debilitating illness has occurred. Lessons can also help
caretakers, spouse, and family of a disabled or seriously ill person better understand and
support their loved one.
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God doesn't require us to succeed; he only requires that you try.
~ Mother Teresa
A Coping Blurb from Art
By Arthur Soissons-Segal, Ph.D. ~ Therapist and Brain Tumor Survivor
With Spring, Spring flowers pop up and look around. And I, with my neuropathy, wobble
around my pool tending to my plants with hope that I will not lose balance and fall into the
pool. Neuropathy symptoms are burning feet and poor balance. Despite the horrible pain
and precarious position, I greet each plant with a smile. My white poodle watches
cautiously and avoids getting too close to me. As I move along I keep in mind that
happiness and Karma are inside jobs.
Arthur Soissons-Segal's is the creator and instructor of
The Joy of Coping: When Disability Knocks You for a Loop.
The course goal is to help those struggling with the effects of debilitating illness experience
a better quality of life: one that is meaningful and dignified. Art lives in California. Learn more
about Art and his course
here.
Copyright © 2004 Arthur Soissons-Segal. All rights reserved. If you are interested in
publishing this blurb, please email
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