Summary Of West Of The Most Western Point By Dr Manfred Wolf

In the article “West of The Most Western Point”, Dr Manfred Wolf relates the accidental drowning of a friend when we was 12 year old. He explains how much this experience affected him and how he felt during this bereavement time. Speaking to a counselor to express his feelings about this traumatic experience didn’t feel the right approach to deal with his grief because “some things are too deep for speech and too irrevocable for mediation”. Adults might naturally look to speak to their children to reassure them and embrace their suffering in order to help them coping with their emotions. But because sorrow is a normal behavior for a children when grieving, adults should leave the time to children to deal with their emotions instead of trying