1st Edition
Complicated Grieving and Bereavement Understanding and Treating People Experiencing Loss
Losses may provide a turning point where an individual faces personal and social choices. Still, one may derive significance through the experience of loss, while another may encounter bereavement with less consequence. "Complicated Grieving and Bereavement: Understanding and Treating People Experiencing Loss" examines complicated grief in special populations, including the mentally ill, POW-MIA survivors, the differentially-abled, suicide survivors, bereaved children, those experiencing death at birth, death in schools, and palliative-care death.
SECTION 1: Theories of Complicated Grief
CHAPTER 1 Relearning the World: Always Complicated, Sometimes More Than Others Thomas Attig
SECTION 2: Children and Complicated Grief
CHAPTER 2 The Consequences of Sudden Traumatic Death: The Vulnerability of Bereaved Children and Adolescents and Ways Professionals Can Help David W. Adams
CHAPTER 3 Homicide Bereavement: Scary-Tales for Children Paul T. Clements, Jr.
CHAPTER 4 The 3 R’s . . . Rage, Regrets, and Revenge—Uncovering and Assisting with the “Dark Side†Feelings of Children’s Grief Toni Griffith
CHAPTER 5 Children’s Experiences of Death: Three Case Studies Kerry Cavanagh
SECTION 3: Complicated Grief in Special Populations
CHAPTER 6 Camouflaged Grief: Survivor Grief in Families of Soldiers Still Listed as MIA Larry R. Darrah
CHAPTER 7 Complicated Grief: Suicide Among the Canadian Inuit Antoon A. Leenaars
CHAPTER 8 Grieving in the Context of a Community of Differently-Abled People: The Experience of L’Arche Daybreak Jane Powell
CHAPTER 9 Minding Mental Illness in the Grief Process Lynne Martins
CHAPTER 10 Dementia: A Cause of Complicated Grieving Catherine Anne Quinn
CHAPTER 11 Grief Complicated by Spiritual Abuse Boyd C. Purcell
CHAPTER 12 Spirituality and Religion: Risks for Complicated Mourning Richard B. Gilbert
CHAPTER 13 Can We Predict Complicated Grief Before the Bereavement? A Report on Bereavement Risk Assessment in a Palliative Care Setting Christine Hodgson, Lynda Weaver, and Pippa Hall
CHAPTER 14 Personality as a Variable in Grief Response Susan K. Parker
CHAPTER 15 Miscarriage in the Emergency Room: Meeting Parents’Needs Diane L. Midland
CHAPTER 16 Death at Birth: Inner Experiences and Personal Meanings Janis L. Keyser
CHAPTER 17 Partners in Complicated Grief: National Grief Reactions to Disasters and Grassroots Memorialization Hannah Sherebrin
CHAPTER 18 Viewing the Body and Grief Complications: The Role of Visual Confirmation in Grief Reconciliation Richard J. Paul
CHAPTER 19 It’s Never Easy! Children, Adolescents and Complicated Grief Robert G. Stevenson
CHAPTER 20 Complicated Grief: Family Systems As a Model for Healing Stephen J. Hoogerbrugge
CHAPTER 21 Dying and Bereaved Children and the Arts, Humor, and Music Gerry R. Cox
Contributors
Index
Biography
Gerry Cox, Robert Bendiksen, Robert Stevenson
