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Appreciate the uniqueness of human emotions to be a great supporter John Lennon is often quoted as saying, “Life is what happens when you are busy making other plans.” Ups and downs are part of the journey, but that doesn’t mean going through them is easy. When a loved one is sad, disappointed, frustrated, shocked or fearful, it can be hard to know how to help. Their behaviours may not be logical, practical or even rational, and while this is their experience, they may be confused by what they are thinking, feeling and doing as a result of that experience. Providing support during challenging…
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