Select Language:

  • English
  • EspaƱol
  • FAQs
  • Immediate Need? Call (281) 447-1382
  • Home
  • Services
    • Obituaries
    • Where To Begin
    • Funeral
      • Direct Burial
      • Traditional One-day Funeral Service
      • Traditional Local Funeral
    • Cremation
      • Cremation with Viewing
      • Memorial Service After Cremation
    • Direct Cremation
    • Veterans
    • International Transport
  • Pre-Planning
    • Why Pre-Plan
    • Pre-plan Online
    • Schedule a Consultation

Del Pueblo Funeral Home

Serving Houston, TX and Beyond

  • Blog
  • About Us
    • Facilities
  • Flowers
  • Contact Us

Hugs in our Days

The hug is a human expression that motivates the highest thoughts; There is even a World Hug Day, to celebrate this sign of affection. He is credited with Kevin Zaborney, a pastor from the state of Michigan, United States; who cared for young offenders and thought that violent environments, lack of empathy and love for others, had led many young people to crime. He was also concerned about the few displays of affection that people show in public, even between families. So it occurred to him to create a day to hug and his community shared it. It was established in a United States calendar for the first time on January 21, 1986 and soon became popular and spread to the world.

The empty chair, the absent and the present

Gestalt psychotherapy, according to its scholars, offers the technique called the empty chair for the purpose of healing conflicting emotions or unfinished business that could not be resolved with certain people and is very useful when it comes to absent loved ones. The exercise in therapy consists of sitting in front of an empty chair and imagining that the person with whom we have issues to resolve is sitting there and it is about talking as if they were listening. Many people have given testimonies of a liberating experience by expressing oppressed feelings and emotions to those who for various reasons could not say them in their real presence.

Our Location

  • 8222 Antoine Dr,
    Houston, TX 77088
  • Phone: (281) 447-1382
Get Directions
  • Home
  • Services
  • International Transport
  • Pre-Planning
  • Blog
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • FAQs

Copyright © 2025 · Del Pueblo Funeral Home · All rights reserved