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Explosions of Joy: A Memoir of the Grief Counselor for Flight 370

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Color
Multicolor
Book Title
Explosions of Joy
Genre
Biographies & True Stories
ISBN
9780692065730

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Kraus, Trina A.
ISBN-10
0692065733
ISBN-13
9780692065730
eBay Product ID (ePID)
242776157

Product Key Features

Subject
General
Publication Year
2018
Language
English
Publication Name
Explosions of Joy : a Memoir of Paul Yin, Grief Counselor for Missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Type
Textbook
Author
Paul Yin, Trina Kraus
Subject Area
Philosophy, Psychology
Format
Trade Paperback

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Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Synopsis
Explosions of Joy is a memoir about the grief counselor to families of the missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370. On March 8, 2014, those families went to pick up their loved ones and saw "delay" on the arrival boards. Within the hour, they were instructed to gather at a hotel conference room because the plane had disappeared from radar. Paul Yin lived in Beijing and went straight there when the news broke. He immediately orchestrated counseling for all those involved by connecting them to insurance/EAP if they had it, trained counselors on the spot, and conducted his own sessions. He was the face on all the newscasts (CNN, Anderson Cooper, NBC, and many other international news outlets) as an advocate for the families. The memoir follows his life as he fought to break through the barriers against mental health care which remained intact from Mao Zedong's rule. Paul Yin, after studying psychology in California, fought hard to chip away at "political thought correction" in China to replace it with real, beneficial counseling. He has lectured to hundreds of crowds, trained thousands of counselors, and was instrumental in establishing the Employee Assistance Program in China and parts of Africa. Paul has provided counseling to victims and families of several Chinese National disasters: SARS, the Sichuan Earthquake, Asiana Airlines 214 Disaster, and, most recently, MH370. Paul helped China realize the need for psychology, and he describes the ways he helped people find joy despite unspeakable grief. Paul's inspiration through his whole journey has been to put aside his own ego, live a life with meaning, and lift others up above himself. He said, "I will never walk on water, but I want to be the droplets of water for others to walk on," which was why, most recently, he agreed to accept a position as a teacher at a prep school for Peking University called Dalton Academy. His teaching philosophy is having an amazing impact on young minds. Dalton's top-requested field of study is now psychology in a country which just 20 years ago had very few ways to study the field, and a country where Paul Yin was told unequivocally, "There's no place for psychology in China and you know it " "Explosions of Joy is an extraordinary tribute to counselor Paul Yin and to grieving families of Malaysia Flight 370 disaster. The book illustrates kindness, compassion, advocacy, activism and faith in the face of aviation tragedy." -Ellen Weber (PhD) Mita International Brain Center "A brilliant, haunting, and healing book . . ." -Dr. Herb Goldberg, author of What Men Still Don't Know About Women, Relationships, and Love; The Hazards of Being Male: Surviving the Myth of Masculine Privilege, Creative Aggression, and several others, Explosions of Joy follows Paul Yin's journey to remove the stigma from mental health care in China. After attending psychology classes in California in the '80s, Paul realized that the culture in China could benefit from welcoming a western perspective on mental health care. He injected himself into disastrous situations involving his home country of China such as the SARS Epidemic, the Asiana Airlines 214 Disaster, the Sichuan Earthquake, and the Disappearance of Flight MH370, by providing hours of volunteer counseling to those in crisis. Despite the resistance of his culture, Paul Yin was able to make a way for the establishment of the Employee Assistance Program in China, and he has been instrumental in offering training to thousands who would go on to provide mental health care to those in need. Overall, he has dedicated his life to doing the most good for the greatest amount of people. He has set aside his own human tendencies for ego and prejudice while providing inspiration to others to do the same.

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