Ergebnis für "Die Welle" in Gesundheit & Wellness

Das Leben eines jeden Menschen ist endlich. Das Sterben gehört unweigerlich zum Leben. Wenn die Zeit gekommen ist, haben wir alle Angst vor dem Sterben. Diese CD hilft dabei,in einem wohlbehüteten und entspannten Zustand, dem Ende entgegenzusehen. Sie werden dabei, begleitet von traumhafter Musik, in einen vertieften Entspannungs- und Versenkungszustand geführt, der sich anfühlen kann wie ein entspanntes Träumen oder Dösen bis hin zu dem Gefühl, zeitweise geschlafen zu haben.

Spieglein, Spieglein – wer hätte gedacht, das Spiegel kraftvolle Werkzeuge sind, um die eigene, authentische Selbstreflexion zu stärken? Tara Well, Professorin für Psychologie am Barnard College an der Columbia University, forschte zu dieser Frage und entwickelte die revolutionäre, spiegelbasierte Meditation.

This is a guide to a life well-lived. It is about the wonder of the everyday and the lessons that age brings. Wear stripes. Eat chocolate. Don't leave empty-handed. But also embrace change, let go of what doesn't matter and take care of something or someone other than yourself. The Swedish Art of Ageing Well is a gentle and welcome reminder that, no matter your age, there are always fresh discoveries ahead and pleasures to be enjoyed every day.

In his first audiobook, The Lazarus Strategy, Norman will inspire listeners to embrace the coming years with equal measures of optimism and determination; celebrating the good news of his research - that staying active is scientifically proven to keep the body young and healthy and stave off age-related diseases. His lifestyle blueprint will show us that the positive changes we can make now are both simple and easily actionable but have the power to help us reap the rewards in later life and enjoy an independent and productive old age.

How to live a better life by removing the excuses

As anyone who has had the misfortune of seeing someone suffering from a chronic condition knows, living and existing are two very different things. How old are you now? How old do you expect to be when you have grandchildren? What about great grandchildren? Do you want to be around to see them? Do you want to just be around, or do you want to be able to stay independent and mobile? I know, these all sound like a bunch of random questions, but they're really not - in fact, they are all basically the same question.

The information in To Die Well is both comforting and empowering. Knowing our rights to refuse treatment, as well as legal ways to bring about death if pain or distress cannot be alleviated, will spare us the frightening helplessness that can rob our last days of meaning and connection with others.

As we live longer and die slower and differently than our ancestors, we have come to rely more and more on end-of-life caregivers. These workers navigate a changing landscape of old age and death that many of us have little preparation to encounter. How We Die Now is an absorbing and sensitive investigation of end-of-life issues from the perspectives of patients, relatives, medical professionals, and support staff.

Since the dawn of time, humans have been obsessed with the promise of eternal life - and we've done everything imaginable to find it: from bathing in the blood of virgins and injecting ourselves with strange serums, to freezing our brains and bodies in the hope of some future miracle. But now a generation of scientists is trying to claim the field of gerontology back from the fringes.

This upbeat guide to caregiving gives information that is useful in a clear and easy to use format. Entertaining as well as informative, and told through the authors' own experiences, this audiobook details the sometimes surprising challenges of caregiving. A positive and upbeat book that takes on the hard issues of caregiving, and delivers sound advice to a generation dealing with the 'good news/bad news' conundrum that our ever increasing lifespan present to us.