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Bereavement Grief:     more books (100)

The Wilderness of Grief: Finding Your Way (Understanding Your Grief) by Alan D. Wolfelt PhD, 2007-05-28 This Thing Called Grief: New Understandings of Loss by Thomas M. Ellis, 2006-06-01 Grief Counseling and Grief Therapy: A Handbook for the Mental Health Practitioner, Third Edition by J. William Worden, 2001-12-06 Awakening from Grief: Finding the Way Back to Joy by John E. Welshons, 2003-08-01 Awakening from Grief: Finding the Way Back to Joy by John E. Welshons, 2003-08-01 Grief Steps Comanion Workbook and Journal by Brook Noel, 2004-10-01 A Decembered Grief: Living with Loss While Others are Celebrating by Harold Ivan Smith, 1999-08-30 Bereavement and Support: Healing in a Group Environment (Series in Death, Dying and Bereavement) by Marylou Hughes, 1995-04-01 Healing Your Holiday Grief: 100 Practical Ideas for Blending Mourning and Celebration During the Holiday Season (Healing Your Grieving Heart series) by Alan D. Wolfelt PhD, 2005-12-01 Men Don't Cry, Women Do: Transcending Gender Stereotypes of Grief (Series in Death, Dying and Bereavement) by Terry L. Martin, Kenneth J. Doka, 1999-12-01 Getting to the Other Side of Grief: Overcoming the Loss of a Spouse by Robert C. De Vries, 1998-10-01 Responding to Grief: Dying, Bereavement and Social Care by Caroline Currer, 2001-01 Disenfranchised Grief: Recognizing Hidden Sorrow Seasons of Grief and Healing by James E. Miller, 2000-01

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81. Loss, Grief, And Bereavement: 306750
    Clarifying the following terms is important bereavement, grief, and mourning. As with bereavement, grief processes are dependent on the nature of the  
    http://www.acor.org/cnet/306750.html
    
    Extractions: Cross-cultural Responses To Grief Health care providers will encounter and experience grief throughout their personal and professional lives. ] The transition from the final stage of a cancer experience to the death of a loved one is made in different ways by different individuals and groups. In fact, one may find that the cancer experience, although it is difficult and trying, has led to significant personal growth. Coping with death is usually not an easy process and cannot be dealt with in a "cookbook" fashion. The way in which a person will grieve depends on the personality of the grieving individual and his or her relationship with the person who died. The cancer experience, the manner of disease progression, one's cultural and religious beliefs, coping skills and psychiatric history, the availability of support systems, and one's socioeconomic status also affect how a person will cope with grief.

82. GPASC Homepage
    Offers group psychotherapy, support groups, group therapy and bereavement support groups. Find social workers, grief counselors and therapists for stress management, eating disorders, anger management and anxiety disorders.  
    http://www.gpasc.org
    
    Extractions: President's Day Party The general public : Are you looking for a therapist, information about group psychotherapy, or a listing of available therapy groups which may focus on specific problem areas? Whether you are seeking assistance to manage anger, anxiety, stress, depression, eating disorders, substance abuse, relationship distress, or various other life problems, GPASC therapists can help. We hope that by giving you access to many therapists and a list of their specialties and groups, we can make the process a little easier for you.

83. Bereavement: The Process Of Grief, Loss And Mourning
    A collection of articles on types of grief, and how individuals deal with loss.  
    http://www.ncpamd.com/bereavement.htm

84. The Child Bereavement Trust
    The Child bereavement Trust Working to help bereaved families. grief in its many forms is one of the most painful experiences that anyone can suffer.  
    http://www.childbereavement.org.uk/
    
    Extractions: Grief in its many forms is one of the most painful experiences that anyone can suffer. Every year thousands of families experience the grief of losing a baby, child, mother, father, brother or sister. We believe families deserve the best emotional care in such a crisis Access our range of resources The Child Bereavement Trust has produced books, videos, CD-Roms and developed a wide range of information leaflets and resources that are helpful to families and professionals Review our training programme The quality of our training is affirmed by support from Government departments as well as generous sponsorship from fund holders who require high standards Find out how you can help us As a national charity, our ability to help grieving families and the professionals who care for them depends on the generosity and support of concerned individuals Chums Conference - The Death of a Child will be held on Friday 7th October more...

85. Mission Hospice: It's About Life
    Includes about hospice care, programs and services provided, grief and bereavement, calendar of events and newsletters. (San Mateo County)  
    http://www.missionhospice.org/
    
    Extractions: San Mateo, CA 94403-1301 Mission Hospice provides quality professional care and compassionate support for terminally ill patients and their families, while offering education about end-of-life issues for the San Mateo community. Your local, nonprofit hospice provider since 1979, we have served over 8,000 families in San Mateo County and the surrounding area. Mission Hospice provides physical, emotional, social and spiritual (all-inclusive) care for terminally ill patients and their families. Our emphasis is on your quality of life once curative measures are no longer effective or appropriate. We are experts in pain control and symptom management, so you can live well the remainder of your life. We offer a unique team approach, by utilizing professionals in several different medical disciplines to formulate a comprehensive, personalized plan of care for each patient facing a life-limiting challenge. We work constantly with your personal physician, who always remains in charge of your care, while working with our specially trained staff. We select our staff members for the caring qualities. Staff and consultants also train, supervise, and support volunteers so that they may provide additional support. We have a team of highly trained staff who are experts in pain management, symptom control and life-limiting concerns.

86. Bereavement Services Support & Education | Cheryl McQueen, Grief Counsellor
    Her business, bereavement Services Support Education, offers grief counselling to children, teenagers and adults. She provides follow up for four funeral  
    http://www.bereavement.net/
    
    Extractions: Cheryl McQueen is a Registered Nurse and graduate from St. Joseph's School of Nursing Hamilton, Ontario. Her many years of nursing experience include critical care, dialysis, and working for the Department of Health and Welfare in Canada's Arctic remote communities of Inuvik, Tuktoyaktuk and Fort Franklin N.W.T. In 1995, she completed post graduate studies obtaining a Master's Degree at Regis College University of Toronto. She has also taken various bereavement courses from Dr. Alan Wolfelt at the Centre for Loss and Life Transition in Colorado, and completed a course on Crisis Intervention for Schools and Colleges from the National Organization for Victim Assistance in Washington D.C. She resides in Dundas, Ontario Canada with her husband Nairn and two sons, Mark and David. Click here for information on Cheryl's colouring books for children. Are you wondering how to cope with grief during the Yuletide Season?

87. Grief Steps - Support For Families In Transition And Aftercare For Funeral Provi
    A 24/7 bereavement support site, offering free help and resources to anyone traveling the journey through grief. Articles, books, and online classes.  
    http://www.griefsteps.com
    
    Extractions: Support for the bereaved Books and Resources Aftercare programs for funeral directors Click here to be transferred to our support site containing articles, books, free message support boards and more. Click here to view our complete line of resources and bulk order pricing. Click here to view our comprehensive aftercare programs for families experiencing loss, or download a printable brochure Support for Families with eating disorders support for separation and divorce Affiliate Program Click here to be transferred to our support site for those who caregive for persons with eating disorders. Click here to view our books for single parents and those experiencing a breakup, separation or divorce. Materials for support groups are also available. Click here to learn more about our affiliate program for companies who want to offer our products to their clients. **new area** seminars Click here to view our seminars now taking registration For more information please e-mail karl@griefsteps.com

88. Ave Maria Press
    Select a Subject, Adult Formation, bereavement/grief, Biography, Books for Teens, Catechisms, Celtic, Christian Living, Christianity, Christmas  
    http://avemariapress.com/browsedetail.cfm?view=category&nCategoryID=5

89. Gili's Place - Home
    Dr. Henya Kagan (Klein), specialist psychologist in bereavement and loss in Houston, Texas. Includes practice information, publications, and grief notes.  
    http://www.gilisplace.com/
    
    Extractions: I invite you to take a few minutes to browse through this site. You will find that Gili's Place welcomes the recently bereaved as well as those for whom grief is an 'old companion.' My practice provides a safe haven for grieving individuals - adults and children, families, and communities, who have suffered losses mainly due to death. It is a place of contemplation, solace and comfort. In Gili's Place you will learn about the life-long journey of bereavement and adjustment we experience with the death of someone we love. You will learn about various processes of grief; how to deal with grief; how to provide support to the bereaved; the Inward and Outward Steps of parental bereavement; siblings' loss, and many other issues related to loss, death and reconstruction of meaning in living with grief.

90. Case 1 Depression, Bereavement, Grief, Addiction - Biocybernaut
    An elderly widow was able to cope with depression, bereavement and addiction after Biocybernaut Institute mind training.  
    http://biocybernaut.com/benefits/depression.html

91. North Hawaii Hospice - Home Page
    Describes support provided for terminally ill patients and their families, people struggling with grief and bereavement, those seeking education about endof-life issues and visitors experiencing a sudden death while on the Big Island of Hawaii.  
    http://www.northhawaiihospice.org
    
    Extractions: North Hawaii Hospice Shortcut to.... Home What is Hospice How to Contact Us Hospice Admission The Hospice Staff Newsletters Events Community Education Useful Links Myths/FAQs For Doctors Volunteering Making a Contribution Welcome to North Hawaii Hospice Online Bringing hope and comfort to families Our Mission: We believe in supporting people's wishes to approach the end of life with a greater sense of empowerment, comfort, and peace. To this end, we provide compassionate, professional care for: terminally ill patients and their families in their homes. people seeking support with grief and bereavement. people seeking education about end-of-life issues. visitors experiencing a sudden death or trauma while on the Island of Hawaii.

92. Senior News: June 2005
    obereavement, grief, mourning, what s the difference? While bereavement is choiceless, grief is not. grief work is an active coping process that  
    http://www.humguide.com/seniornews/issues/0506d.shtml
    
    Extractions: Bereave means "to deprive, dispossess or strip from." It refers to the experience of uncontrollable loss (the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or other dementias) that leaves the person feeling helpless. Grief is the emotional response to the loss and can involve a variety of feelings, such as sadness, anger, guilt and anxiety. Mourning is the "social face" of grief, or how we express grief to others. While bereavement is choice-less, grief is not. Grief work is an active coping process that involves choosing to move through and not get stuck in negative emotions.

93. Seasons Grief Center, Is New Orleans First And Only Non-profit Grief Organizatio
    A nonprofit organization providing specialized bereavement counseling and educational services on death and dying to children and adults experiencing the pain of the loss of a loved one.  
    http://SeasonsGriefCenter.org
    
    Extractions: Seasons Grief Center is New Orleans' first and only non-profit grief center that offers specialized bereavement programs facilitated by professionally trained counselors and volunteers to help others through the grieving process. Educational and consulting programs are available for individuals, groups, and organizations. Donations are welcomed in memoriam. Grants, gifts, and corporate sponsorships help fund Seasons. Click Here to Sign Up For the 4th Annual Dine-A-Rama For more information on how you can support Seasons Grief Center please E-Mail or call us at Seasons Grief Center, is a non-profit organization. Your donations, gifts, and corporate sponsorships support Seasons. Seasons Grief Center - 654 Brockenbraugh Ct. - Metairie, LA 70005 - (504) 834-5957 - fax 834-1453 - E-mail Seasons is a 501c3 organization. Your donations are tax deductible.

94. Web Site Directory, The Best Sites For The Student In The Web, Provided By Stude
    bereavement / grief bereavement / grief, Career Career Career Counselling Career Counselling Depression Depression. Drug Education Drug Education  
    http://www.students.net/st/Directory/Category.asp?id=295

95. Hospice Of Spokane
    General information, bereavement programs, grief and loss assistance, a 'wish list', volunteer opportunities and FAQs.  
    http://www.hospiceofspokane.org/

96. Uniting Families
    Assisting families in bereavement. grief support network, burial assistance, and endof-life memorialization.  
    http://www.unitingfamilies.org

97. Coping With Loss: Guide To Grieving And Bereavement
    Learn about coping with loss, grieving, and bereavement. Addresses the stages of grief, the length of the grieving process, and other questions concerning  
    http://www.helpguide.org/mental/grief_loss.htm
    
    Extractions: Guide to Grieving and Bereavement On this page: What is grief and how does it differ from depression? What are the different types of grief? How does grief affect families and communities? Are there stages of grief? ... Related articles Did You Know? When someone is bereaved, they usually experience an intense feeling of sorrow - grief. People grieve in order to accept a deep loss and carry on with their life. Experts believe that if you do not grieve at the time of death, or shortly after, the grief may stay bottled up inside you. This can cause emotional problems or physical illness later on. Working through your grief can be a painful process, but it is necessary to ensure your future emotional and physical well-being.

98. Aletheia Counseling
    Located in Goldenrod, Florida, a counseling resource dedicated to providing emotionally sensitive and spiritual grief and bereavement care for individuals and families through a distinct Biblical worldview.  
    http://aletheiacounseling.com
    
    Extractions: Putting The Pieces Together Welcome to Aletheia Counseling, PA . The fast pace of day-to-day living often adds stress to our lives. When things get out of balance in families, marriages and other relationships, a caring and professional Christian Counselor can be of great assistance in restoring stability. Aletheia Counseling, PA consists of Christian licensed mental health counselors who are dedicated to providing emotionally-sensitive mental and spiritual care for individuals and families through a distinct Biblical world-view. Aletheia Counseling Ministries, PA~PO Box 825~ Goldenrod, FL 32733-0825 ~ 407-342-7165 ~ info@aletheiacounseling.com

99. Bereavement Publishing - Your Source For Support On Issues Related To Grief, Ber
    Your source for support on issues related to grief, bereavement and death. bereavement Publishing Logo. A support group in print and complete grief  
    http://www.bereavementmag.com/default.asp
    
    Extractions: we remember them with compassion and sorrow... More For a limited time, receive either a copy of the book, I Ain't Mad at Nobody by Patrick W. Page or A Broken Heart Still Beats by Anne McCracken and Mary Semel with every paid annual subscription to Bereavement magazine ordered online. Get both FREE with our compliments when you order a two-year subscription online. Offer is only good while supplies last. ( Details A B O U T U S

100. Coping With The 5 Stages Of Grief And Bereavement
     How to cope with grief and bereavement. What the 5 stages of grief and bereavment are. Coping with loss.  
     http://www.york-united-kingdom.co.uk/funerals/grief/
     
     Extractions: When grieving due to a loss or bereavement there are considered to be 5 stages In this document I am simply outlining what my experience of grieving for a loved one has meant to me. Grieving is a very personal experience for everyone. No one human can or should tell you how to grieve. That is not the intent here. I hope this will help you identify what you are feeling. Also it is to let you know you are not alone with how you are feeling. I found it very helpful to have caring people around me to help me. At some time in life we all feel loss and must find a way to cope with it. If you have grieved for someone and wish to add your experiences here so as to help others understand, please do not hesitate to Email us In the denial stage we refuse to believe what has happened. We try in our mind to tell ourselves that life is as it was before our loss. We can even make believe to an extent by re enacting rituals that we used to go through with our loved one. Making an extra cup of tea for our loved one who is no longer there, rushing back to tell someone that you have met an old friend. Flashing back to times and conversations in the past as though they are here with us now. Introducing someone accidentally by your loved ones name to someone else. They can all be part of this stage. We get angry. The anger can manifest itself in many ways. We can blame others for our loss. We can become easily agitated having emotional outbursts. We can even become angry with ourselves. Care must be taken here not to turn this anger inwards. Release of this anger is a far better way to cope with grief in my experience. I found actually apologising to people after an outburst and explaining you are not yourself for given reasons was often accepted, especially by people who you know well.

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