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Dickey, James – 1982
Poetry comes to a person from outside, but for it to live, the person must come to it and meet it and complete it. Poetry is new every day because it is seen in different ways by different people. It makes possible the deepest kind of personal possession of the world. The first true encounter with poetry should be simple and should involve…
Descriptors: Emotional Experience, Emotional Response, Guidelines, Life Satisfaction

Moran, Ruth A. – Child Welfare, 1994
Based on personal experience and a professional perspective, presents a theory about adult adoptees' reunions with their biological family. Identifies four stages of postreunion emotions: (1) paralysis; (2) eruption; (3) loss and grief; and (4) empowerment. Three factors that impact these stages are reunion success, reunion timing, and the fact…
Descriptors: Adopted Children, Adoption, Adult Children, Adults
Marchionne, Anne T. – 1981
Ways hospitals can promote the psychological and social well being of young patients are explored in this paper. First, the importance of familiarizing the child with the hospital is emphasized. Second, emotions hospitalized children may feel and the possible causes of those emotions are listed. Third, methods hospital personnel can use to help…
Descriptors: Adjustment (to Environment), Coping, Emotional Problems, Emotional Response