Death And Grief: A Guide For ClergyRoutledge, 17.11.2015 - 216 Seiten Clergy are in a natural position to help people who experience a variety of losses, including death, divorce, moves, and develop-mental transitions. Historically, clergy have been involved as supporters of the bereaved, yet many clergy say that their educa-tion lacked substantive teachings in this area of caring. This book is a response to this apparent need. While directed at clergy, anyone involved in this area of caregiving will find the contents of value. |
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ATTACHMENT INFLUENCES ON GRIEF | 15 |
UNIQUENESS OF GRIEF RESPONSE | 23 |
OVERVIEW OF NORMAL EXPERIENCE OF GRIEF | 33 |
ADDITIONAL SIGNIFICANT FEATURES OF GRIEF | 67 |
TASKS OF MOURNING | 73 |
References | 81 |
GRIEF AVOIDANCE RESPONSE STYLES | 115 |
VIEWING THE BODY OF THE DECEASED | 123 |
BEREAVEMENT OVERLOAD | 129 |
USE OF MEDICATION | 135 |
MODEL FOR ASSESSMENT OF THE MOURNER | 141 |
CHILDREN AND GRIEF | 151 |
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Knowledge | 163 |
COMPLICATED GRIEF | 87 |
Could you provide some examples of how you use this framework | 96 |
How do I respond to members of my church who ask me | 106 |
DURATION OF GRIEF | 109 |
CARING FOR THE CAREGIVER | 175 |
A FINAL WORD | 181 |
ABOUT THE AUTHOR | 197 |
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